“The fact was part of a set of data provided to me by a friend in the R party in NC.?” Guess I’ll have to take your word for it then.
Even assuming your “friend” is correct it’s not as if single white women have been a large gop constituency. That’s like saying that a dem is down 3-4% with single black males.
Sure you want every vote you can get but this is a change election shaking a lot of things up. There are probably many more dems and/or AA voting rep (or not voting at all) this election than any in a long time for example. For reps to be up over 9% in early voting compared to 2012 and even the MSM polls showing Trump ahead with Indys and Indys being the biggest increase over 2012 party affiliation should be a bigger signal for reps than a 3-4% reduction with single white women in NC.
He Ismail a great source for what goes on in NC. Also of interest is the note you made on black males. I believe their turnout in most states is going to be way down. No proof beyond knowledge that black males are as a group not motivated voters, tend to not vote strong for women candidates, and it is hard to see anything CLinton has done to motivate them.
Married white women are Pro Trump, White males single and married are Pro-Trump. TRump is also not doing as bad with Hispanic men as Romney. One issue with measuring Hispanic vote is that many that have lived in the US and older identify as white rather than Hispanic. THis is especially true if they do not have clearly Hispanic surnames,