"By the numbers: A record 40% of women age 15 to 44 said they'd like to permanently move to another country, according to the survey of 1,000 Americans aged 15 and older,conducted over the summer. That's four times as high as in 2014 and 21 points higher than among young men. Only 19% of men expressed a similar desire. Zoom out:"
"The big picture: Women's desire to leave the country started surging right before President Trump's first term in office,and increased again in the years afterthe Supreme Court overturned abortion rights in the Dobbs decision. Partisanship plays a big role. Nearly 60% of young women identify as Democrats, or lean that way, compared with only 39% of youngermen. Women "increasingly lack faith in national institutions and picture their futures beyond America's borders," the report says."
Women's desire to leave the United States surged before President Trump's first term and rose again after the Dobbs decision overturned abortion rights. A Gallup survey found a record 40% of women ages 15 to 44 want to permanently move to another country, compared with 19% of men. The gender gap of about 21 points is unprecedented in Gallup's global tracking. Nearly 60% of young women identify as or lean Democratic, while young men are less likely to want to leave than their wealthy-country peers. The unmarried-married migration gap has narrowed to four points.
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