Meet the 'Resistance Grandmas': Older, Left-Wing Women Driving a New Wave of Opposition
A new voting bloc of 'Resistance Grandmas' comprised of older, left-wing women is emerging to oppose Trump, driven by a shift in their ideological views among affluent and college-educated white women. This demographic is often overlooked but is playing an increasingly important role in shaping electoral outcomes.
A new voting bloc of 'Resistance Grandmas' is emerging among older, left-wing women who are driving opposition to former President Trump, marking a significant shift in the demographics of progressive voters in the US. These affluent, college-educated white women were once considered moderates but have since moved towards more extreme left-wing views. Their increasing influence could impact election outcomes, particularly in key swing states like Pennsylvania and Ohio. This demographic shift is being driven by growing disillusionment with Trump's policies and leadership style among women who are now mobilizing to oppose him.
