evidence: The idea that a majority of white women voted for Trump quickly became one of the 2016 election's most-cited statistics, as many Hillary Clinton supporters — particularly women — were outraged to see other women support Trump. [...] Meanwhile, white evangelicals — a cornerstone of the GOP's base for decades — seem to have voted even more strongly Republican. Pew's data shows 84% of this group voting for Trump in 2020, up from 77% in 2016. [...] Also notably, for the first time, the silent and boomer generations together constituted a minority of voters, with Gen X, millennials and Generation Z accounting for a majority.