By Selwyn Duke

In “every presidential election since 1950 — except Goldwater in ’64 — the Republican would have won if only the men had voted,” said pundit Ann Coulter in a 2003 Guardian interview. This pattern has continued since then. In the 2018 midterms, percentage-wise, men supported the GOP 51-47 while women broke for the Democrats 59-40. Men voted for President Trump in 2020 by a 53-45 margin; women swung toward Joe Biden 57-42. As for Tuesday’s 2022 election, despite all the talk of the #WalkAway movement and a “historical realignment,” the picture was similar:

Men supported Republican candidates 56-42.

Women voted for Democrats 53-45.

In other words, there was a male red wave — that ran up against a female seawall.

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