Increasingly active younger voters liberalize US electorate
President Biden, the oldest man ever elected to the White House, won on the strength of an emerging cohort of younger voters who are increasingly finding their political voice - and growing their influence in an electorate in which older voters are losing sway.
More members of the millennial generation and Generation Z voted in the 2020 presidential election than in any prior election, according to several studies of the electorate that have taken place in recent months.
And for the first time in American history, a majority of eligible voters under the age of 30 cast a ballot in an election.
As the oldest millennials creep toward their 40th birthdays and more members of Generation Z age into the electorate, the data show those two groups became substantially more powerful within the electorate, as occasional voters cast ballots more regularly and first-time voters began their voting careers in greater proportions.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/increasingly-active-younger-voters-liberalize-us-electorate/ar-BB1gLZRb
-misanthroptimist
(810 posts)Keep up the good work. I know when you're young it seems to take too long for things to happen. (It's what I always thought, anyway.) But one thing I can say: If you don't keep at it nothing will change for the good. Don't quit.
3catwoman3
(23,985 posts)AZ8theist
(5,461 posts)Voting is like driving:
Select "D" and you move forward.
Select "R" and you go backwards.