Democratic women see a country that is 'not ready for a woman president'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

71% : She won women by an 8-point gap, down from the 15-point gap Biden built in 2020, while Trump added to his strength with men, winning them by 13 points.
51% : When a rally-goer in North Carolina shouted that Harris "worked on a corner," a crude reference to sex work, Trump responded, "this place is amazing."
36% : I think that might be a sticking point for us, that internalized misogyny of women not being strong enough in a foreign policy context." Even as she sought to ignore her gender, Trump looked to exploit it.
35% : "There was something in the language of what Trump said about Harris being a 'play toy' to world leaders ...
32% : I hope this is unique to women running against Trump.
28% : Democratic pollster Angie Kuefler, who worked on several abortion rights initiatives in recent years, said Trump "explicitly weaponized gender and purposely tried to activate men in a traditional masculinity-focused way." "We don't want to say it publicly, a woman can't get elected," Kuefler said.
18% : Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton faced off against Trump under dramatically different circumstances, and with different strategies.

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