I'm not sure how I can draw any conclusion about that from the data, since both sides may have been motivated to increase registrations before the election. I plan to publish some turnout curves for that election soon, which may give some insights by party and gender, but not about the timing of those rushing to register.
Earl, given the results of the VTB vote in Kansas this past summer and your analysis here, would it be fair to say that Republican women who registered to vote shortly after the Dobbs decision were likely largely responsible for the lopsided no vote totals?
I'm not sure how I can draw any conclusion about that from the data, since both sides may have been motivated to increase registrations before the election. I plan to publish some turnout curves for that election soon, which may give some insights by party and gender, but not about the timing of those rushing to register.
Earl, given the results of the VTB vote in Kansas this past summer and your analysis here, would it be fair to say that Republican women who registered to vote shortly after the Dobbs decision were likely largely responsible for the lopsided no vote totals?