Kamala Harris has a problem with men. Will misogyny cost her the election? | Simon Tisdall

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Restoring abortion rights, recklessly undermined by Trump, is a potent, galvanising rallying cause.
65% : Trump leads by up to 16 points among men.
58% : In contrast, Biden led Trump by 10 points at this stage in 2020.
54% : By some counts, Trump is leading in the electoral college with a projected 296 votes to 242.
53% : Likewise, Trump, who is white, has a significant advantage among white people while Harris, who identifies as black and Asian, leads among non-whites.
49% : Yet Trump has traction.
49% : A recent New York Times-Siena poll put her 16 points ahead of Trump among female voters.
42% : Trump is edging ahead in key battleground states.
36% : In the New York Times poll, 60% of white college-educated voters backed Harris, while 63% of white non-college-educated voters backed Trump.
33% : It's frankly incredible that Trump, a convicted crook, cheat and sexual predator, is still in the race - and alarming that likeable, uninspiring Harris has not already sewn it up.
30% : Men are more likely to back Trump; women lean towards Harris.

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