Gender gap in vote preferences persisted in 2022 – but larger shares of men and women voted for GOP candidates compared with 2018 | Pew Research Center

July 10, 2023

2. Voting patterns in the 2022 elections

Gender gap in vote preferences persisted in 2022 – but larger shares of men and women voted for GOP candidates compared with 2018

Gender gap in vote preferences persisted in 2022 – but larger shares of men and women voted for GOP candidates compared with 2018

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2. Voting patterns in the 2022 elections
Gender gap in vote preferences persisted in 2022 – but larger shares of men and women voted for GOP candidates compared with 2018
Sizable education gap in voting preferences persisted in 2022 midterms
Young voters largely supported Democrats, but by a smaller margin than in 2018
Partisans remained loyal in 2022 midterms; independents were divided in their voting preferences
In 2022 midterm elections, suburban voters were split in voting preferences
White evangelical Protestants continued to support GOP candidates by wide margins