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Kamala Harris Rallies Young Women for Election Turnout

Harris emphasizes key issues like abortion and gender equality to mobilize support among young women as early voting trends show a gender gap.

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Updated: Nov 1st, 2024, 11:36 PM ET

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In crucial battleground states, early voting data reveals women outpacing men, with young women favoring Harris by significant margins. Polls indicate a continuing gender gap in voting patterns, with Harris supported more among younger demographics. As early voting trends show 53% of voters being women, the Harris campaign highlights the importance of this demographic in the upcoming election, while the Trump campaign claims the early voter disparity stems from a lack of male Democratic turnout.

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