The gender gap between men and women has been a durable fact of life in American politics — and nowhere is this gap larger than among the youngest cohort of American adults, Gen Z. But it’s not just politics driving the divide. The latest NBC News Decision Desk Poll powered by SurveyMonkey shows how the political gender gap persists alongside different social beliefs between young men and women. To try to understand more about the gap between young men and women, respondents were also asked to select their top three choices that define success for them from a list of 13 phrases. Gen Z men who voted for Trump rate having children as the most important thing in their personal definition of success. Gen Z women who voted for Harris ranked having children as the second-least important thing in their personal definition of success. Young, female Harris voters also ranked emotional stability as the third-most important thing in their personal definitions of success, something that young ...