Men are voting Republican by 44% to 35%, or a nine-point margin, while women are voting Democratic by 48% to 30%, or an eighteen-point margin. In our past Republican analysis of the gender gap, we have always put forward the hypothesis that women cannot be looked at as a monolithic group and that the gender gap was more of a “married gap” and a “racial gap.” . . .

With White women overall, instead of a single digit advantage for Republicans we now have a six-point disadvantage and with married White women, instead of a double digit advantage, in this latest Battleground Poll, Republicans only have a 4-point advantage (40% to 36%).