US EditionRecord 40% of Young Women Want to Leave US, Gallup Poll Finds
Gallup links young U.S. women's rising desire to leave to declining trust in institutions, with 40% expressing this wish compared to 19% of men, marking an unprecedented gender gap.
- A new Gallup poll released Thursday found a record 40% of young American women ages 15 to 44 want to move abroad permanently, more than double the 19% of men, the largest gender gap Gallup recorded.
- Gallup's decade-long tracking shows younger women's interest in leaving rose around former President Barack Obama's second term and continued under President Trump and President Biden, linked to trust dropping from 55% to 32% after the Dobbs decision.
- Partisanship plays a big role as nearly 60% of young women identify as Democrats, while Nov. 4 elections showed young women backing Democratic candidates at about 81%–84%.
- A growing share of young women now say they lack faith in institutions, women over 45 outpace men at fourteen percent versus eight percent, and March 8, 2025 demonstrations marked political unrest.
- No country has previously recorded such a gender gap, and Gallup's summer survey of about 1,000 Americans shows wanting to move does not equal actually leaving.
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The Independent (US)As many as one in five Americans want to leave the country, poll finds
Polling by Gallup shows that 40% of women aged 15 to 44 said they would like to leave the country permanently
Record Number Of Young Women Say They’re Done Being Americans: POLL
by Melissa O'Rourke at CDN - A record-high number of young American women now say they would like to leave the U.S. permanently, according to a new Gallup survey released Thursday. The survey found that 40% of women ages 15 to 44 say they would move to another country, given the chance. The number more than doubles the 19% of men … Click to read the rest HERE-> Record Number Of Young Women Say They’re Done Being Americans: POLL first posted at C…
Poll Reveals 40% of Young Women Are Considering Leaving America.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: A Gallup survey revealed a record number of young women in the U.S. expressing interest in moving abroad permanently.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Gallup polling firm, young women ages 15 to 44, and young men for comparison.WHEN & WHERE: Survey conducted in 2025; data reflects trends since 2007.IMPACT: Highlights a growing trend among young women tied to political and cultural shifts in the U.S.IN FULLA new Gallup survey reports t…
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