The Battle for the White House: Trump vs. Harris in confrontation for the female vote and gender equality. Increasing relevance of positions on the treatment of women.

The battle for the White House is shaping up as a confrontation between Donald Trump, with his history of inappropriate sexual behavior and controversies related to the treatment of women, and Kamala Harris, who presents herself as an alternative that could capitalize on the weaknesses of the current President of the United States in this regard. For some time, Trump has been the subject of accusations of misogyny and sexism, with episodes ranging from derogatory comments to allegations of sexual assault. These accusations have marked his political career and have generated criticism both within and outside his party. In contrast, Harris presents herself as an advocate for women's rights, especially on issues such as access to abortion. Her past as a prosecutor, although also controversial, gives her an image of fighting for justice and gender equality. One key point of this confrontation will be the female vote, which has been decisive in previous elections. Trump has struggled to broaden his support among women, while Biden achieved a significant majority in this sector in the past elections. The recent Republican National Convention attempted to soften Trump's image by presenting him through personal stories of his family members. However, these strategies could clash with the public perception of the President as a man with a controversial history in terms of his treatment of women. Accusations of inappropriate sexual behavior and derogatory comments towards women have haunted Trump throughout his political career, from his statements in debates to revelations in entertainment show recordings. On the other hand, Harris represents a new generation of politicians seeking to break gender stereotypes and fight for equal opportunities. Her strong stance on issues such as reproductive rights positions her as an attractive option for many women in the electorate. As the electoral contest approaches, the role of women and their perception of the candidates becomes increasingly relevant. Both Trump and Harris will have to face public scrutiny on issues related to the treatment of women and gender equality. The electoral campaign presents itself as a scenario in which gender differences and stances on women's rights will play an important role. Voters, especially women, will be attentive to how the candidates position themselves on these crucial issues.