US election reality: "Birth and abortion" issues may be the key to swaying some female voters

According to BlockBeats, on November 5, CNN reported that two hours before the polling station opened, female educator Gonzalez was the first to line up outside a polling station in Fulton County to vote at around 5 a.m. Although Gonzalez, who is over 60 years old, was reluctant to reveal the name of the candidate who won her vote, she said that there was one main issue that prompted her to vote, which was women's reproductive rights.

The abortion issue also prompted another voter, Asia Brownlee of the swing state of Michigan, to go to the polls. She chose to vote for Kamala Harris.