A significant shift in public opinion has occurred regarding the likelihood of a woman being elected president. Fewer people now think it will happen in their lifetime. The number of those who consider it unlikely has increased.

About two-thirds of respondents do not consider the president's gender to be important. Opinions on the issue differ between parties, with one group placing more importance on electing a woman president.

Further details on the survey's findings are available, including a comparison of responses from different groups and the overall trend in opinions on the topic.