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Are male voters reluctant to vote for a woman? Harris' backers are
confronting the question head on
By W.WEISSERT/Z.MILLER
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
concern has been there
all along, but now it's be-
ing talked about openly:
Are some men reluctant to
vote for Democrat Kama-
la Harris because she's a
woman?
The vice president rarely
references her gender on
the campaign trail, but her
key supporters are starting
to make more direct ap-
peals to male voters, hop-
ing to overcome ingrained
sexism — or just plain ap-
athy — as Election Day
looms.
Former President Barack
Obama said he was speak-
ing to Black men in par-
ticular when he suggested
some "aren't feeling the
idea of having a woman
as president."
Former President Barack Obama speaks during a campaign rally supporting Democratic presidential nominee Vice President
Continued on Page 3 Kamala Harris, Thursday, Oct. 10, 2024, at the University of Pittsburgh's Fitzgerald Field House in Pittsburgh.
Associated Press