By Jeremiah Poff, Commentary | Washington Examiner
To the Democratic Party and the future political prospects of Vice President Kamala Harris, there is no constituency more important than single women.
When it comes to relationship status, no factor is more of a predictor that a woman will vote for the Democratic Party than that she is single. On the flip side, no factor is more of a predictor for a woman voting for the Republican Party than that she is married.
According to data from the Pew Research Center, 50% of married women are registered Republicans, while 45% are registered Democrats. But 72% of never-married women are registered Democrats, while a meager 24% are registered Republicans.
By contrast, the partisan split among men is much less pronounced, with 59% of married men as registered Republicans, as well as 37% of never-married men. As Election Day rushes closer, there is more and more evidence that even young single men are turning toward former President Donald Trump and the Republican Party at an ever-accelerating rate.
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