The sex election

Published November 1, 2024 6:05am ET



For all its erratic twists, including regicide of a sitting president by Democratic bosses, one thing has been consistent and clear in this election. It is that men and women are now divided into hostile camps.

The race stayed tight because Democrats’ popularity among women matched the party’s alienation of men. A USA Today-Suffolk University poll found a horrific chasm between the sexes on Halloween. Kamala Harris was disfavored 53% to 37% among men but was up 53% to 36% among women. This unprecedented “gender gap” bodes ill for social harmony.

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