is. donald trump has had one of the largest gender gaps, look at the and it polls. clinton won among women, trump won among men. that s the largest gap ever recorded in an and it poll dating back to the 50s. look at this, the vote for the house in 2018, what do we see here? among win, democrats won by 19 points. men, four points. there s a lot of polarization going on right now. but what i should say is that these numbers do indicate he s already historically has it baked into his number that women have a fundamental problem. the question becomes, why don t men echo women s problems with these allegations. that is exactly a great question. we will see obviously how this latest allegation plays into it. but so far, women are treating this president differently than they ve treated other republican
that up so far? oh, totally. we re seeing record number of women candidates run. which states? every state, and every kind of office. and i think actually if the republicans look back, they re going to say the biggest mistake they made was not nominating more women candidates. we re seeing a gender gap on steroids. the difference between men and women voting. in facts this may be grounds for divorce in a record number of states. how many points are you seeing? 30 point gender gaps, women are voting 15, 16 points democratic, men voting 10, 12 points republican. we are seeing a record number of women donors and activists as well. bill what are you seeing? first, again, we re pollsters, we have to have real numbers, and real numbers tend to agree, so in 2016, women voted democrat for the house by 10 points, men by 12. that s 22 point difference. we re going to see a new record. it will be the largest gender
we are unfortunately falling into we used to talk about the mommy and daddy party. now we have the boys and girls clubs and these gender gaps are getting bonkers. we re looking at 35 and 40 point gender gaps and i don t think it s good. i don t necessarily think it s good we arrange ourselves like that. bill: we ll see it lies on november 7th. great to see you chris, chris and mary anne. president trump s job approval hitting a record high. voter enthusiasm on the rise and the president is are heading to texas at a big campaign rally. they ve been camping out for a day. ronna mcdaniel waids through that shortly. sandra: change is coming to the way your credit score is calculated. how it could make all the difference if you re looking to take a loan out. ne. i can breathe again! ahhhh!
clinton won. it could mean gender gaps been a thing in american politics for a long time. it could explode to entirely new levels. a casm more than a gap. it s a message that democrats have had some success. republicans tried to do this to health care, to that aca and vote against that to stop them from doing more. for democrats that could be the picture. in terms of republicans that polarized election, what would that mean? it could mean gains in the senate. it could mean fewer gains for democrats and it means republicans trying to say messagize, the economy seems to be doing pretty well right now so give the president credit for that. almost two different elections playing out in some way. bring the panel back in with me. ashley parker, has the thinking
win. he told his supporters on the campaign trail that if democrats take the house and senate, it means no border wall, no more conservative justices. even a presidential impeachment should democrats choose to do that. he s deploying the key tenent of trumpian politics which is to reduce everything to a partisan choice. you re with us or against us. the president s advisers think that worked well in 2016, they are deploying the same strategy in 2018. i want to ask you about the gender gap. this is something you have written out recently. it s wide and getting wider. we have seen gender gaps before. different pry yiorities are important to them. we ve never seen one that looks like the one we ll see in three weeks.