Vice President Kamala Harris on Sunday dismissed a poll that suggests she has diminishing support among voting men, saying that her personal experience is different from what surveys say.
A poll from NBC released last week showed that former President Donald Trump has a 16-point lead over Harris among men, while the vice president has a 14-point lead among women. Similarly, an October New York Times poll put Harris ahead of Trump among women by 16 points, while the former president had an 11-point advantage among men.
Harris was questioned about the “widening gender gap” in recent polls by a reporter on Saturday: “Why do you think there is a disconnect for you with men right now?”…