“Gender Gap” in politics is defined as the apparent disparity between men and women in values, policy positions, party identification, attitudes and vote choice. One popular topic is the domestic and foreign- policy issues. Women were more supportive on the domestic side and policies that affect them whereas men were more inclined to be more individualistic.
The role that gender played in elections back then compared to now have changed. Being a woman in the 1900s, you voted with your husband and you stereotypically were conservative. Family always came first. Voters choice took over as the years have gone by and we see that marital status, race, and social class affect voting behavior.
Usually when it comes to elections and voting behavior
The role that gender played in elections back then compared to now have changed. Being a woman in the 1900s, you voted with your husband and you stereotypically were conservative. Family always came first. Voters choice took over as the years have gone by and we see that marital status, race, and social class affect voting behavior.
Usually when it comes to elections and voting behavior