Leftists on Wednesday blamed “white women” for high-profile Democrat midterm losses, despite those candidates running in red states.

Egyptian-American journalist Mona Eltahawy tweeted Wednesday, “White women: footsoldiers of the patriarchy,” along with what percentage of white women had voted for GOP Georgia gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), and Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis.

She also tweeted screenshots of the percentages, which were broken down by race and gender.

According to the results, 76 percent of white women in Georgia voted for Kemp, versus 24 percent for Democrat candidate Stacy Abrams. In Texas, 59 percent of white women voted for Cruz versus 39 percent for Rep. Beto O’Rourke. In Florida, it was much tighter, with 51 percent voting for DeSantis, and 49 percent voting for his opponent Andrew Gillum.

In contrast, an overwhelming majority of black men and women voted for Abrams, O’Rourke, and Gillum. Abrams and Gillum are black, while O’Rourke is white.

There was, however, no mention that Georgia, Texas, and Florida are red states that overwhelmingly voted Republican in the 2016 presidential race. There was also no mention that Cruz is actually Latino.

Eltahawy tweeted that white women were voting GOP “against their own interests” and allying “with white supremacist patriarchy.”

“They are loyal to the party, even if political moderates & those who identify as progressive Left have concluded that GOP doesn’t respect women’s voices and bodies,” she asserted, despite the numerous liberal Hollywood and media figures who have been taken down by the #MeToo movement.

She was not alone in attacking “white women” for their disappointing losses in red states.

White women helped elect trump and tonight they helped elect DeSantis and Cruz. Time to stop pretending like they aren’t complicit in white supremacy because they cling to their victimhood — Alexis Isabel (@lexi4prez) November 7, 2018

Some white women attacked other “white women”:

Guys that's not how you spell "white women" https://t.co/WtvktJPSXk — andi zeisler (@andizeisler) November 7, 2018

And white men also attacked “white women”:

https://twitter.com/MattMcGorry/status/1060302916274307072

Even women on the left who tried to argue that not “all white women are bigots” were attacked:

Absolutely shocking how many people are clogging my mentions with assumptions about my ethnicity, accusations of white supremacy and ad hom insults because I pointed out a basic inaccuracy in the line of thinking that all white women are bigots. Get your shit together, people. — Sulome Anderson (@SulomeAnderson) November 7, 2018

The conversation left some pointing out the inherent racism in leftists assuming one should vote by their race:

Seeing people get so upset at white women for voting a particular way is quite interesting… it's racist, but it's interesting. It goes to show that if you are not white and male, you are expected vote Democrat and anything outside of that is a deviation and intolerable. — Eric July (@EricDJuly) November 8, 2018

Turning Point’s Candace Owens, who has fought against the idea that one must vote Democrat if they are black and that black voters should not be taken for granted, celebrated Gillum’s loss.

“You win with BETTER IDEAS. Not BLACKER SKIN,” she tweeted.