Women broke to Barack Obama in 2012 by twelve points, while men broke for Mitt Romney by an eight-point margin. That 20-point gender gap was the largest recorded by Gallup since it started polling by subgroups in 1952.

Tomorrow, starting at 9 a.m., we’ll take a look at why this gap exists at the first Google/National Review/Empowered Women #PowerBrunch, featuring GOP conference chairwoman representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers; Representatives Barbara Comstock, Martha McSally, Elise Stefanik, Ann Wagner, and Mimi Walters; and D.C. powerhouses Kathleen Hale (RebelDesk), Susan Hirschmann (Williams & Jensen), Laura Cox Kaplan (PricewaterhouseCoopers), Betsy Morgan (a senior media executive), Marji Ross (Regnery Publishing), and April Young (Hercules Technology Growth Capital). Media and cameras are welcome.

The event will also be livestreamed on the Corner, so please tune in.