Students are facing difficulties in selecting a candidate. A poll by Harvard University revealed that the majority of 18-27-years-old intend to vote, with 74% of those Democratic-leaning saying so and 60% of those Republican-leaning. However, there remains a significant number of students who are on the fence—though the exact number was not specified. When asked about the issues that matter most to them, many interviewed expressed concerns about climate change, reproductive rights, and the economy. And notably, students who “seemed to align with Democrats on issues” are the ones still evaluating their options and seeking more information on candidates’ proposals regarding these issues. But, according to the data, Vice President Kamala Harris does appear to have a lead over Donald Trump for voter intention. (CBS News)
📈 YPulse reported: The number of undecided 18-39-year-old voters has decreased significantly since Harris became the Democratic candidate
