Meanwhile, Democrats decided that it was strategically sound to pander to its LGPTQ base with the brutal calculation that most of the public doesn’t care if a female college swimmer finishes second because the first place finisher has been shaving for years. The real female cares, and her parents care, but that’s not enough. It’s not even enough when a trans-female volleyball player breaks a girl’s face with a violent spike.

Nonetheless, the GOP’s focus on the Left’s unethical position has begun to solve the problem. Propositions on the ballot in four states, Arizona, Nebraska, Colorado and Washington, offered voters this week a chance to stop “Poof! I’m a girl!” athletes from dominating females in women’s sports. The measures look like they will prevail in all four.

In Arizona, Proposition 318, Require All Schools and Athletic Associations to Restrict Sports Participation and Access to Private Spaces Based on Sex Measure, passed 58.9% to 41.1% with 1,219,360 votes. Nebraska’s Measure 442, Sex Requirement for School and College Sports Initiative that would add Art. VII §16, Equal access to athletic opportunities for females, to the Nebraska Constitution also passed, 67.97% to 32.03% with 486,650 votes. Colorado’s equivalent measure and Washington’s are both too close to call because those states are in the grip of Stage 4 wokification, but the yes votes are leading in both.

It matters.