WATCH: Kellyanne Conway says Democrats 'don’t have a prayer' as girls flee

Former senior counselor to President Donald Trump, Kellyanne Conway, stated Democrats "don’t have a prayer" within the midterm elections if the gender hole continues to wane.

The veteran pollster reacted to information from the New York Instances/Siena School survey, which confirmed girls equally break up between voting for Democrats and Republicans.

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"If the Democrats don’t have the gender hole amongst girls, they don’t have a prayer on Nov. 8. This might be a really large Republican 12 months," she defined on Fox News's America's Newsroom on Wednesday.

"The reason being very apparent," she continued. "Once you ignore the desire of the folks as expressed in polls, you're ignoring the desire of the folks total. Biden has picked the flawed hill to die on right here with Roe."

"It's not excessive within the polls. It light even within the Google searches. Crime is 2 instances extra prone to be searched on Google proper now than abortion or Dobbs," Conway identified.

She additional warned Democrats that girls aren't single-issue voters and that homing in on abortion won't finish properly.

"They’re speaking in regards to the flawed points," she concluded.

Home Speaker Nancy Pelosi has lately solid doubt over polling information displaying inflation as the problem most regarding voters, insisting that abortion will overshadow it.

Based on Pelosi, "I can let you know that girls’s considerations about their freedom are very, very a lot nonetheless very vital by way of how they are going to vote."

President Joe Biden advised reporters that abortion and inflation are each vital within the midterm elections however would not make clear which was most important.

"There’s a number of, a number of, a number of points, they usually’re all vital, and we ought to have the ability to stroll and chew gum on the similar time," Biden stated Wednesday.