About 7 out of 10 people under 30 support Democratic House candidates in US midterm elections
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About seven in ten U.S. voters under 30 backed Democratic House candidates in the midterm elections held November 3, versus roughly three in ten for Republicans, according to AP voter survey data—a shift from the 2024 presidential race, when support for the two candidates in that age group was broadly even. The AP cautions that comparing age-group tallies across the two elections does not show which individual voters switched parties, since aggregate support levels and individual ballot choices are distinct measures. Tufts University's CIRCLE youth-voter analysis found 52% of respondents ranked the economy and jobs among the top three issues facing the country. The result matters because young voters were a closely split bloc in 2024, and the size and durability of the Democratic advantage will be tested in the next election cycle.
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