Any millenials here?

[Onlooker]

I know there was tremendous enthusiasm for Bernie, and when he lost, the hearts of many millennials sunk. At this point, has some of the energy and enthusiasm returned? I think if it's a close election, millennials will be key to Democratic hopes.

[NastyWomen]

1. No clue

I am older than dirt so...

[JHan]

2. I'm a millennial and I easily switched to HRC early on..(after liking Bernie for a while)

.. took some of my friends a while but they came around. The last bit of data I read showed Hillary doing well about white millennials but not as well as Obama among black millennials ( I'm a black millennial btw)

[PAProgressive28]

3. *Raises Hand*

Here? Probably not many after how the primary played out on this forum. Funny you posted this thread because I'm literally checking DU for the first time since at least April. I was incredibly disgusted with many of the things that went on here and still am. I am voting for Hillary in PA on Tuesday but I'm just as angry as I was earlier in the year. There is no "energy or enthusiasm" when it comes to Hillary.

I can't speak for all millennials [I'm 26 fwiw] but I will say that the people online believing in insane conspiracies, pushing Jill Stein, and calling everyone including Bernie a sell-out are as small as they are loud. I think the fact that Stein is only getting 2% after all that has happened is one piece of evidence towards proving that. As I said, I'm angry, but I'm also rational. Too many Bernie supporters have gone the way of Jimmy Dore and not Bernie.

As for turnout, it will probably be the same. I can't envision this election coming down to millennials specifically. I think we have to worry about overall Democratic turnout.

[NCTraveler]

7. Thanks for sharing.

Your youth and anger is going to be very important moving forward. Use it to influence the party in ways you can.