Why do women vote at higher rates than men? What would happen if turnout were equalized? (user search)
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WalterWhite
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« on: August 01, 2023, 11:33:37 PM »

It is probably because a lot of campaigns focus heavily on women's issues (abortion, gender pay gap, etc...). The fact that the electorate was about 60% female in some states in 2022, the year Roe v. Wade was overturned, confirms this for me.

Moreover, 60% of American women identify as feminists, as opposed to 40% of American men. Feminist causes (gender equality and LGBT rights) are hot-button issues as of now, which attracts feminists, who skew female.

TL;DR: Feminist issues (abortion and LGBT rights) attract more women to vote because more women are feminists than men.
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