Net Favorability of the Candidates by Voter Gender

[Lorien]

[TDale313]

1. Wow. Look at Bernie's numbers. Only one w/positive if I'm reading that right n/t

[Lorien]

4. Yep!

and historically the candidate with the best favorable vs. unfavorable score wins!

[noretreatnosurrender]

2. Go Bernie

I'll take that Bernie guy he's liked by both men and women.

[cantbeserious]

3. Bernie Is The Only Antidote

eom

[Triana]

5. Bernie Sanders is the only candidate left with a net positive favorability rating.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511581364

[Wilms]

6. Interesting that HRC's and Trump's numbers are so different between men and women.

They should be even like for everyone else. You really can argue that it suggest sexism.

With regard to Clinton, some of that skewing could be the result of reverse sexism, where she's being supported as a result of her gender.

[Jenny_92808]

7. You are right,

and the numbers you show prove it.

[bettyellen]

8. Those who like Trump 20% more than Hillary... got nothing to be proud of.

Why do white men love Republicans in such large numbers? I have never understood that.

[Haveadream]

9. power

And they are not going to relinquish any of it to minorities of any kind, including women. I agree with you @bettyellen; they have nothing to be proud of.

Notice how the women's "unfavorables" are fairly consistent with a small portion not thrilled with Hillary and Rubio, a few more creeped out by Cruz and then a massive revulsion to Trump; arguably the worst candidate to ever run for the Presidency. You see a nearly identical trend with men's dislike of Cruz and Rubio but then shockingly, a reversed reaction to Hillary and Trump.

Really, white men? Speaks volumes. I think the demographics broke the same way in the 2008 election of Obama.

[bettyellen]

10. agree, interesting points too.