'What did we all do?': why women who voted for Trump could decide the 2020 election
Trump has pleaded to suburban women will you please like me but nationally, Biden has the largest lead among women in modern history
Amanda Holpuch
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Fri 23 Oct 2020 02.15 EDT
Last modified on Fri 23 Oct 2020 02.16 EDT
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Orth, an evangelical Christian from the suburbs of Des Moines, Iowa, voted for Donald Trump in 2016 but will be voting for his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden, in 2020.
As a lifelong Republican I was willing to give him a chance and was hoping he would be humbled by the position, but that didnt happen, Orth told the Guardian.
The 77-year-old could help fuel what is expected to be the largest gender gap in any presidential election in US history. White women in particular appear to be moving away from Trump, while men seem to be sticking by him.
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It didnt take the 63-year-old long to regret her vote for Donald Trump, who she wanted out of office within weeks of him becoming president.
I remember thinking, Oh my God, what did I do? What did we all do? What wouldve been so bad about Hillary? Becky said. Hes so good with his lies. He made you believe she was hiding her emails, doing all these things she shouldnt be doing.
At this point, Becky cant stand the president and laughed before calling him the antichrist.
Thats how badly I feel about him, she said. If we dont get him out, were in a load of trouble here.
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