How the GOP Can Reverse the Party Gender Gap

The transcript discusses the challenges and strategies of Republican women in Congress, focusing on the 2020 election cycle. It highlights the difficulties faced by GOP women in primaries due to insufficient funding and the need for introspection within the party. The conversation also covers future plans to improve funding strategies and the impact of President Trump's comments on women. The GOP aims to increase female representation by engaging more funders and playing an active role in primaries.

What was one of the main challenges faced by Republican women in the 2020 election cycle?

• Insufficient funding

• Lack of media coverage

• Too many candidates

• Lack of voter interest

What strategy is being considered to close the funding gap for Republican women?

• Focusing on urban areas

• Increasing media appearances

• Engaging more small-dollar donors

• Reducing campaign costs

How are Republican women planning to change their approach in primaries?

• By supporting only incumbents

• By not participating in primaries

• By actively playing in open seats

• By focusing on negative campaigning

What is a common sentiment among suburban women regarding President Trump's social media activity?

• They want more tweets

• They are indifferent

• They wish he would tweet less

• They want him to tweet more about policies

What is one wish expressed to increase female involvement in the Republican party?

• More social media engagement

• More debates

• Less tweeting from the President

• Increased focus on urban policies