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By Lori Droste, Emerge California Class of 2013 Extensive research indicates that men and women assess candidates differently and care about different issues. This research has found that the voting “gender gap” is significant and can range from 4 to 19 percentage points (Carroll, 2010). Men are more likely to favor candidates who support strong national security and more privatization (Burrell, 2005) while women are concerned with issues of health care and education.https://emergeamerica.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Untitled-design-49.png1200630