Sadly, there’s no breakdown by party affiliation, but, you know this has to be driven by liberal women, especially white ones
More women view climate change as their number one political issue
A new report from the Environmental Voter Project (EVP), shared first with The 19th, finds that far more women than men are listing climate and environmental issues as their top priority in voting.
The nonpartisan nonprofit, which focuses on tailoring get out the vote efforts to low-propensity voters who they’ve identified as likely to list climate and environmental issues as a top priority, found that women far outpace men on the issue. Overall 62 percent of these so-called climate voters are women, compared to 37 percent of men. The gender gap is largest among young people, Black and Indigenous voters.
Nonpartisan my ass, not when their whole schtick is ‘climate change’.
The nonprofit identifies these voters through a predictive model built based on surveys it conducts among registered voters. It defines a climate voter as someone with at least an 85 percent likelihood of listing climate change or the environment as their number one priority.
Those are two different things. I’d certain choose the environment as an important issue, though, not number one. But, I wonder, how many respondents does it reduce down to? They toplines are not included at the link. They started with 10,500, but, as #1, did that cut it to 500?
Based on polling from the AP-NORC exit poll, 7 percent of people self-reported that climate change was their number one priority in the 2024 general election, Stinnett said. Of those who listed climate as their top priority, they voted for former Vice President Kamala Harris by a 10 to 1 margin.
So, we know they are primarily Democrats. Let’s jump to the “survey”
25pt gender gap among climate voters. 62% of climate voters are women, compared to only 37% being men. This 25pt gender gap is significantly larger than the 5pt gender gap (52%-47%) among all registered voters.
Young women are twice as likely as young men to list climate as their top priority. Among the various age groups, the climate voter gender gap is most dramatic among the youngest voters (aged 18-24). As a point of comparison, among all registered voters 18-24 year-olds are equally split among women and men (50.4%-49.6%), but among 18-24 year-old climate
So, the climate cult has driven the liberal women much, much wackier than the liberal men. Yet, how many are practicing what they preach?
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