Gun Ownership Rates Have Spiked Among Republican Women: Gallup

Gallup: Gun Ownership Surges Among Republican Women

The number of Republican women who own guns has jumped from just under one in five to more than three out of ten.

Gun Ownership Soars Among Republican Women as Fewer Democrat Men Buy Firearms

More and more Republican-voting women have been exercising their Second Amendment rights in recent years, showing a significant increase in gun ownership. However, a recent Gallup poll found that gun ownership among Democratic-leaning men has been in decline. According to the Gallup survey published Thursday, the percentage of Republican female gun owners has increased from 19% from 2007-2012 to 33% from 2019-2024. Twenty-two percent of Republic…

More Republican women buying firearms, while gun ownership declines among male Democrats: poll

A recent Gallup poll found more Republican women are becoming gun owners than before, while gun ownership among Democratic-leaning men declines. According to the Gallup survey published Thursday, the percentage of Republican female gun owners has increased from 19% from 2007-2012 to 33% from 2019-2024. Twenty-two percent of Republican women surveyed in 2013-2018 told Gallup they owned guns, meaning there has been a 50% increase in gun ownership …

Gun ownership for Republican women skyrockets as decline seen with Dem men

Nationally, the average rate of gun ownership stands at around 31 percent.

Gun Ownership Among Republican Women Surpasses That of Democratic Men, Poll Reveals - Real News Now

A recent poll has highlighted a striking shift in firearm ownership patterns across the United States, with Republican women now more likely to own guns than Democratic men. This trend marks a significant cultural and political shift in how firearm ownership is distributed among different demographics. Growing Gun Ownership Among Republican Women The poll revealed that 33% of Republican women reported owning a firearm, a sharp increase over the …

Heat and cold: Gun ownership soars among Republican women, declines among Dem men

Since 2019, 33% of GOP ladies have been packing heat – an 11% surge from the 22% who said they owned a firearm in 2013-2018.