Who will be the first female President of the United States?

[Spark]

I say Kamala Harris in 2024.

[tallguy23]

Gut says Gillibrand.

[Technocracy Timmy]

A millennial Republican woman sometime in the 2030's.

[Skunk]

Gillibrand or Klobuchar.

[Mr. Morden]

Warren is the most likely woman to be elected in 2020.  However, I'll say that Gillibrand is the most likely overall, because she's young enough that if she doesn't make it in 2020, she can try again later.  Whereas Warren is old enough that 2020 is her last shot.

So I'll say Gillibrand.  Harris would also be high on the list.

[Skill and Chance]

I am pessimistic about this.  It was 32 years from Al Smith, the first Catholic nominee, losing in 1928 to JFK winning in 1960 and 24 years from Jesse Jackson's first Dem primary run to Obama's win.

I think a woman who doesn't currently hold elected office will win the presidency sometime in the 2040's.  She will be someone born in the 1990's or later.

[TDAS04]

Warren or Gillibrand would be the most likely, not sure which.  Warren is slightly more likely to be the nominee in 2020, but Gillibrand would be a little stronger in the general election.

[Technocracy Timmy]

I am pessimistic about this.  It was 32 years from Al Smith, the first Catholic nominee, losing in 1928 to JFK winning in 1960 and 24 years from Jesse Jackson's first Dem primary run to Obama's win.

I think a woman who doesn't currently hold elected office will win the presidency sometime in the 2040's.  She will be someone born in the 1990's or later.

My thoughts as well. I also think that United States will be more comfortable electing a woman if she's a Republican.

[Blue3]

I am pessimistic about this.  It was 32 years from Al Smith, the first Catholic nominee, losing in 1928 to JFK winning in 1960 and 24 years from Jesse Jackson's first Dem primary run to Obama's win.

I think a woman who doesn't currently hold elected office will win the presidency sometime in the 2040's.  She will be someone born in the 1990's or later.

My thoughts as well. I also think that United States will be more comfortable electing a woman if she's a Republican.

People used to say in the 90's/early 00's that the first African-American President had to be a Republican, and probably a hardline conservative or a military guy.

[Technocracy Timmy]

I am pessimistic about this.  It was 32 years from Al Smith, the first Catholic nominee, losing in 1928 to JFK winning in 1960 and 24 years from Jesse Jackson's first Dem primary run to Obama's win.

I think a woman who doesn't currently hold elected office will win the presidency sometime in the 2040's.  She will be someone born in the 1990's or later.

My thoughts as well. I also think that United States will be more comfortable electing a woman if she's a Republican.

People used to say in the 90's/early 00's that the first African-American President had to be a Republican, and probably a hardline conservative or a military guy.

Perhaps, but I think the perception and negative stereotypes associated with women leaders is quite different than that of black leaders.

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I am pessimistic about this.  It was 32 years from Al Smith, the first Catholic nominee, losing in 1928 to JFK winning in 1960 and 24 years from Jesse Jackson's first Dem primary run to Obama's win.

I think a woman who doesn't currently hold elected office will win the presidency sometime in the 2040's.  She will be someone born in the 1990's or later.

My thoughts as well. I also think that United States will be more comfortable electing a woman if she's a Republican.

People used to say in the 90's/early 00's that the first African-American President had to be a Republican, and probably a hardline conservative or a military guy.

The talk was that it would be Colin Powell, who was military and a Republican, but not hardline conservative.

[Blue3]

I am pessimistic about this.  It was 32 years from Al Smith, the first Catholic nominee, losing in 1928 to JFK winning in 1960 and 24 years from Jesse Jackson's first Dem primary run to Obama's win.

I think a woman who doesn't currently hold elected office will win the presidency sometime in the 2040's.  She will be someone born in the 1990's or later.

My thoughts as well. I also think that United States will be more comfortable electing a woman if she's a Republican.

People used to say in the 90's/early 00's that the first African-American President had to be a Republican, and probably a hardline conservative or a military guy.

The talk was that it would be Colin Powell, who was military and a Republican, but not hardline conservative.

No, though he was sometimes included as an example of a Republican military-man. The other option would be that it would be a conservative hardliner, like a black megachurch pastor who went into politics and was very conservative on social issues.

[SingingAnalyst]

Nikki Haley.

[Sir Mohamed]

Kamala Harris or Nikki Haley

[Del Tachi]

Nikki Haley 2024 would be an option, assuming she's nominated as SoS for a Trump second term and Pence declines to run in 2024 (or, alternatively Haley is probably a strong VP contender for Pence should he ascend to the office due to a Trump resignation/impeachment)

I think its much more likely at this point that the first female president is a Republican than a Democrat.  Most other female presidents/prime ministers from other Western countries have come from the center-right.

[Skill and Chance]

Nikki Haley 2024 would be an option, assuming she's nominated as SoS for a Trump second term and Pence declines to run in 2024 (or, alternatively Haley is probably a strong VP contender for Pence should he ascend to the office due to a Trump resignation/impeachment)

I think its much more likely at this point that the first female president is a Republican than a Democrat.  Most other female presidents/prime ministers from other Western countries have come from the center-right.

I do agree with this and 2016 obviously made it much more likely.  However, 2016 also made it much more likely that the first Hispanic president will be a Democrat.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Kamela Harris for Prez 2020