If there is a lesson in that for the UK, I think it’s that young voters may be the group that can be moved the furthest and fastest.
November 16, 2024 at 11:30 AM
If there is a lesson in that for the UK, I think it’s that young voters may be the group that can be moved the furthest and fastest.
What does this mean?
Non-grad and non-white voters have been moving right since at least 2016.
Young voters seem to be being swept along more easily by these demographic waves.
I wonder if that is not just the fickleness of youth, but the emergence of a more fluid outlook on politics.
Non-grad and non-white voters have been moving right since at least 2016.
Young voters seem to be being swept along more easily by these demographic waves.
I wonder if that is not just the fickleness of youth, but the emergence of a more fluid outlook on politics.
November 16, 2024 at 11:30 AM
What does this mean?
Non-grad and non-white voters have been moving right since at least 2016.
Young voters seem to be being swept along more easily by these demographic waves.
I wonder if that is not just the fickleness of youth, but the emergence of a more fluid outlook on politics.
Non-grad and non-white voters have been moving right since at least 2016.
Young voters seem to be being swept along more easily by these demographic waves.
I wonder if that is not just the fickleness of youth, but the emergence of a more fluid outlook on politics.
It’s really an article about this chart (from AP VoteCast data), which I think shows three things:
1. The swing to Trump was powered by young people (under 45s and especially under 30s)
2. That swing was much bigger among young non-grads…
3. …and also among young non-white voters
1. The swing to Trump was powered by young people (under 45s and especially under 30s)
2. That swing was much bigger among young non-grads…
3. …and also among young non-white voters
November 16, 2024 at 11:30 AM
It’s really an article about this chart (from AP VoteCast data), which I think shows three things:
1. The swing to Trump was powered by young people (under 45s and especially under 30s)
2. That swing was much bigger among young non-grads…
3. …and also among young non-white voters
1. The swing to Trump was powered by young people (under 45s and especially under 30s)
2. That swing was much bigger among young non-grads…
3. …and also among young non-white voters