- The term “Resistance Grandmas” refers to a group of older women who have become increasingly politically active, particularly in opposition to former President Donald Trump.
- This demographic is forming a significant voting bloc that has shifted towards more liberal positions, opposing Trump’s policies and candidacies.
- A Trump-aligned polling firm conducted a focus group in Northern Virginia to study this trend, focusing specifically on white, college-educated, affluent women in the area.
- The results of the focus group suggest that these women have moved left politically, signaling a change in their voting patterns since Trump’s presidency.
- This shift highlights the broader realignment occurring among well-educated and affluent suburban women, traditionally a key demographic in political elections.
- The participation of the “Resistance Grandmas” underscores their increasing influence in shaping political discourse and electoral outcomes.
- The emerging power of this group reflects wider societal and cultural trends, as older generations engage more dynamically with current political issues.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/inside-minds-older-left-wing-women-driving-new-voting-bloc-resistance-grandmas-opposing-trump)
