Who will benefit from women's votes?

American women could change the outcome of the US presidential election. Saturday, November 2, Democratic voters in Atlanta are preparing to campaign in the metro. While it is easy to convince women, for men the task is sometimes more complicated. The gap between the vote of men, more Republican, and that of women, more Democratic, of 11 points, has never been so large.

In Banks County, Donald Trump came in first with 88.5% of the vote in 2020. At the lake, Martha, a staunch Republican, gathered with three friends. All are concerned about immigration, but the personality of the Republican candidate makes one of them hesitate. On the other hand, many women do not recognize themselves in any candidate. The mobilization rate of women and men could well make the difference during the election.

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