They want to ensure that, this time, white women vote for a woman

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : They tend to swing in larger numbers toward the Republican in presidential elections -- including in the last two contests for Trump.
46% : Even more white women, 53%, favored Trump in 2020, versus 46% for Joe Biden.
43% : Despite proclaiming early in the race that he was "proud" to have helped overturn Roe, Trump has tried to soften his opposition to abortion rights, dodging questions and calling himself "the father of IVF," referring to in vitro fertilization.
40% : "White female support for Trump in previous elections broke down largely along educational lines, as he captured a majority of those without a college degree.
38% : In the 2016 election, 47% of white women voted for Trump, compared with 45% for Hillary Clinton.
34% : At a dinner this month, Trump taunted one of the pro-Harris affinity groups.
31% : "A fierce fightHarris' campaign has made an aggressive push for suburban, predominantly white women, especially moderate and conservative ones who have grown weary of Trump.
29% : "Not just doomscrollingEvery week, the organizers of "White Women Answer the Call" have kept up the meetings, plotting how to have the "hard conversations" with the 53% who backed Trump in 2020.
28% : Kelly Olson, 41, a registered independent in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, said that she did not believe either option was "horrible or the greatest candidate in the world" -- her views aligned more with former independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. -- but that she would vote for Trump.
27% : The sting of Clinton's loss and the familiar notes of sexism (and racism) that Harris has faced this election season -- especially from Trump -- have mobilized many left-leaning white women to try to prevent history from repeating itself.
25% : "Still, Trump appears wary of losing support among white women.

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