This is not my personal opinion, I know Gen Z men who voted for Harris. But the voter demographics really speak for themselves, and maybe now people will look at the radicalization of young men as a serious (but solvable) issue.
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They went for Trump by 2%. Calm the fuck down. Go after millennial men, we went for Trump by something like 10%.Gen X men went for Trump by 22%. And Boomers were actually better than X at 11%.
So if you want to go after someone go after Gen Z's parents.
"They won't be able to ignore us, now! Now everyone will remember Generation X!"
Ugh, I hate that I laughed.
Would have been more than 11% but Trump killed a bunch of them off the first time around with COVID.
Holy shit you are fucking nazis, i canβt believe i fell for your guys lies
Surely the guy who named himself god is wholly sane. Ps that's blasphemy
huh?
I think Harris had a 2 point lead among male voters age 18 - 29. Where is the 2% stat from, I would like to learn more (if it's convenient to share).
NBC exit polling, link
I see it, age by gender.
At least my Grandfather has my back in that 65+ region.
ah, maybe I had it backwards, maybe it was a 2 point lead that Trump had over Harris? Anyway, thank you so much for the link, that's really helpful!
Yeah, and aren't like half of them still too young to vote?
Most of them are old enough now. Gen A is the majority of children.
Gen Z is 1997-2012, so a lot of them are still in middle school and high school.
So a 9/6 split according to that. I've also heard 1995, but regardless, the majority are of voting age.