If it were not for , Donald Trump might not have been elected president. An estimated 52% of white female voters chose Trump in the 2016 election, according to an oft-cited (and oft-pondered) , compared to only 4% of Black women and 25% of Latinx women. But will a majority of white women support the president a second time? It’s a question that could be a key factor in determining the outcome in 2020.The polls provided statistics, but not insight into the motivations behind decisions at the ballot box. Vogue spoke with three white female voters—a young professional, an executive approaching...…If it were not for , Donald Trump might not have been elected president. An estimated 52% of white female voters chose Trump in the 2016 election, according to an oft-cited (and oft-pondered) , compared to only 4% of Black women and 25% of Latinx women. But will a majority of white women support the president a second time? It’s a question that could be a key factor in determining the outcome in 2020.The polls provided statistics, but not insight into the motivations behind decisions at the ballot box. Vogue spoke with three white female voters—a young professional, an executive approaching...WW…