The female majority stat continues to show 9% more women than men voting. And women are breaking for Kamala by something like 15% because the abortion issue is central for them.
In PA, 56% of early voters are registered Dems and women have a majority of 12%.
In NC, where 60% of all voters have voted, women have a majority of 12%.
In GA, where 52% of all voters have voted, again, it's a 12% majority for women.
Assuming they vote roughly in line with the national numbers, that's a probable Kamala majority from these three swing states alone.
Michigan has 50% Dem early voters (vs 42% GOP) on a 32% turnout and a female majority of 10%.
WI, NV and AZ are closer but Kamala may win any of them.
Iowa we know is +3% for the Dems.
I also think Indiana, Ohio and Texas are in play after the Iowa poll.
The Dems are looking VERY strong going into election day. The female voting advantage for the Dems has been very stable from the beginning. If I was a Republican, and not blinded by propaganda, I'd be extremely worried by the numbers.
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