NewsweekKamala Harris closing gap with key group of voters, polls show
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57% : While Harris was winning women voters in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin by 21 points, Trump was up among male voters by 14 points.51% : While Trump has struggled to rally women voters, his support among male adults has remained fairly consistent throughout the election cycle, and experts have said that November's election could result in one of the biggest gender gaps in U.S. political history.
51% : In a similar poll conducted in early July, then-candidate President Joe Biden was trailing Trump by 19 percentage points (49 percent to 30 percent).
46% : In a poll from Redfield & Wilton Strategies released on September 2, Harris was tied with Trump among male voters, at 44 percent.
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