Maybe New Hampshire is an outlier, but Klobuchar's late surge there somewhat undermines this part of the case.https://twitter.com/MaggieAstor/status/1235631999173513217 …
"Can" become, not "will always." There are certainly exceptions, but the phenomenon is very real — can see it in voter interviews and in polls showing huge gaps between people who say they'd vote for a woman and people who think their neighbors would vote for a woman.
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NH has shown greater propensity to support women candidates; its entire governing slate (GOV, Senate, House) were women in 2014. but still think it's notable that these same voters rejected Buttigieg/Biden for Klobuchar. Undermines the general theory in real life.
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Worth noting, certainly. But I disagree that one surge in one state — which, as you said, has shown greater propensity to support women, and where Buttigieg still finished ahead of Klobuchar — undermines the general theory in the face of opposing evidence elsewhere.
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