US EditionMany Democrats don't think they'll see a woman become president, AP-NORC poll finds
- About 4 in 10 Democrats believe it is 'not very likely' or 'not at all likely' that a woman will be elected president in their lifetime, according to a December AP-NORC poll.
- The AP-NORC poll found that about one-quarter of Americans said it was extremely or very likely that a country will elect a woman as president in their lifetime.
- About 4 in 10 U.S. adults thought it was somewhat likely for a woman to be elected president, while about one-third said it was not very likely or not at all likely.
- Some Democrats in early primary states wonder if the party's next nominee would be at a disadvantage if not a straight white man who is Christian.
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Poll: 40% of Democrats don’t think they will see woman president
NEW YORK — Democrats are harboring strong feelings of stress and gloom as the new year begins. And many are questioning whether their party’s commitment to diverse candidates — especially women — may lead to further political struggles in the Donald Trump era. Read more...
The polls certify that Claudia Sheinbaum has had in her first three months the double success of embodying a classic presidency and simultaneously conjure up the political risk that within the darkism a vacuum would be opened when her leader and founder withdrew.
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Many Democrats don't think they'll see a woman become president, AP-NORC poll finds
NEW YORK (AP) — Democrats are harboring strong feelings of stress and gloom as the new year begins. And many are questioning whether their party's
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Many Democrats don’t think they’ll see a woman become president, AP-NORC poll finds
NEW YORK (AP) — Democrats are harboring strong feelings of stress and gloom as the new year begins. And many are questioning whether their party'
The Democrats harbor strong feelings of stress and pessimism at the beginning of the new year. And many question whether their party’s commitment to the diversity of candidates—especially women—could produce more political difficulties in the Donald Trump era.
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