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Working-class white women are turning on Trump

June 26, 2020
President Trump’s storied grip on the white working class is weakening among women, threatening both his reelection prospects and his party’s efforts to improve its standing with female voters.
· Jun 26

Working-class white women are turning on Trump

Working-class white women are turning on Trump
In 2016, Trump held the support of a key group — white women without college degrees. This spring, they've turned against him.
latimes.com
2,849 replies 2,666 retweets 8,176 likes
· Jun 26

Working class white men are sticking with Trump. Many of their wives, daughters and sisters are not. “These women will be a real battleground... They are surrounded by Trump-supporting men in their lives.”

Working-class white women are turning on Trump
In 2016, Trump held the support of a key group — white women without college degrees. This spring, they've turned against him.
latimes.com
896 replies 1,372 retweets 4,562 likes
· Jun 26

Working-class, white women are a key swing group for 2020, and they've begun turning against Trump, reports. They're "also cross-pressured, because they are surrounded by Trump-supporting men in their lives,” says .

Working-class white women are turning on Trump
In 2016, Trump held the support of a key group — white women without college degrees. This spring, they've turned against him.
latimes.com
387 replies 482 retweets 1,624 likes
· Jun 26

A growing crack in Trump's base: working class white women are turning on him. Even in battleground states like Wisconsin, where has erased Trump's margin.

Working-class white women are turning on Trump
In 2016, Trump held the support of a key group — white women without college degrees. This spring, they've turned against him.
latimes.com
234 replies 388 retweets 1,316 likes
· Jun 26

White working-class women heavily favored Trump in 2016. But recent polls show they are being driven away by his combative style, his erratic handling of the coronavirus crisis and his effort to quickly reopen the economy despite health risks.

Working-class white women are turning on Trump
In 2016, Trump held the support of a key group — white women without college degrees. This spring, they've turned against him.
latimes.com
506 replies 564 retweets 1,839 likes

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