Republican women are more likely than GOP men to see structural barriers for women in politics

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September 14, 2018

1. Views on the state of gender and leadership and obstacles for women

Republican women are more likely than GOP men to see structural barriers for women in politics

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Republican women are more likely than GOP men to see structural barriers for women in politics

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1. Views on the state of gender and leadership and obstacles for women
Republicans and Democrats have different views of why women are underrepresented in politics
Republican women are more likely than GOP men to see structural barriers for women in politics
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Many Americans see structural barriers holding women back from top leadership positions in business
Women are far more likely than men to see structural barriers for women in leadership positions in business
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Republican women are more likely than GOP men to see structural barrers for women in business

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