Do men take Kamala Harris seriously? She has a big problem connecting with men, says this anchor

Kamala Harris is not looking in very good shape, when it comes to male voters, according to anchors and pollsters in America. Many have claimed that US voters, especially the males, have a thing for Donald Trump, and have an affinity towards him, but if Harris works on some of her critical factors, she may end up being in the good books of male voters, which is the biggest need for the Democrats at this hour.

MSNBC anchor highlights Harris' major flaw

MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell, according to a Fox News report, has broadly claimed that men do not find themselves connected with Kamala Harris and her theories and vision about the future of the United States, and that includes both black and white voters, which is a major red flag for the Democrat camp.

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According to Mitchell, Harris needs more media presence in order to seem like a 'heavyweight' in the polls, something that she should have been doing right from the start, but even now, she can help alter the narrative, with increased number of interviews, talking about positive and media-sensitive issues, making more headlines in the final few weeks leading up to the polls, and winning the hearts and endorsements of male voters of the United States.

Is misogyny one core reason of Harris' lack of acceptance?

Mitchell has also highlighted that misogyny, and the lack of regard for women, could be one of the major reasons by Harris is not being regarded much by men across both, the Democrat as well as the Republican camps. Something similar had occurred in the case of Hillary Clinton, back in 2016, and things could be same this time around too, feels the anchor. Will this lead to any major impact in the polls? Only November can bear the answer to that question.

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FAQs:

Is Kamala Harris being loved by male voters in the US?
Recent reports suggest that Kamala Harris needs to work more on getting endorsement and support from male voters in the United States, as a majority of them are still rooting for Donald Trump.

Can Kamala Harris win the US elections?
There are high chances of Democrat Presidential candidate Kamala Harris securing a victory in the US elections against Republican Party's Donald Trump, according to latest surveys and polls.