February 11, 2008
Race and the Democratic Gender Gap
Gallup Poll Daily tracking from Feb. 1-9 shows a distinct gender gap in support for Hillary Clinton versus Barack Obama among white and Hispanic Democrats. Among black Democrats, however, Barack Obama receives equally overwhelming support from both men and women.
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