what if only men voted

It is important to note that only allowing men to vote is not a realistic or ethical scenario. However, there have been hypothetical forecasts of voter turnout in past elections that illustrate how the country would be likely to vote if only men were to cast ballots. According to one such projection based on the FiveThirtyEight polls-only forecast, Trump would have won 350 electoral votes, while Clintons 188 electoral votes would come from the West Coast, some parts of the Northeast, and just two states in between — New Mexico and Illinois. It is also worth noting that there has been a gender gap in voting in every presidential election since 1980, with a greater proportion of women than men preferring the Democrat in each case. In 2020, a majority of women favored the Democratic victor, Joe Biden, while a majority of men voted for the Republican candidate, Donald Trump.