How women voted in the GOP Nevada caucus

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In every primary or caucus state except for Iowa, Marco Rubio has received a higher share of votes from women than men, suggesting the Florida senator could have an edge on the “war on women” meme sure to come later in the year. Rubio hasn’t received the most female votes, it should be noted, that honor has been going to businessman Donald Trump, who has also won each contest except for Iowa. Tuesday night’s Nevada caucus was no different.

Republican voters Tuesday night were nearly evenly divided between men and women, with 52 percent of caucus-goers being men and 48 percent being women. Trump received 47 percent of the male vote and 45 percent of the female vote.

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