Young Voters Shift Away From Trump and Republicans After 2024 Gains

Young voters, especially men, helped Donald Trump gain ground in 2024 but are now moving back toward Democrats, The New York Times reports.

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Young Voters Shift Away From Trump and Republicans After 2024 Gains

Young voters who shifted toward Donald Trump in 2024 are now moving back toward Democrats, according to The New York Times.

The 2024 shift away from Democrats was particularly pronounced among young men and stood out as one of the election’s biggest surprises. The reported reversal points to weakening support for Trump and the Republican Party among younger voters.

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