As election day closes in, the question of where Gen Z’s vote will fall is more important than ever. All year, sources have reported on how this generation aligns themselves politically, how powerfully they turned out at the 2022 midterms, and trends like planning to “cancel out” their parents’ vote. YPulse has been asking young people who they would cast a vote for since March, when the race was still between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. We asked them again when Kamala Harris assumed the Democrat nomination, and reported on a big flip in Democrats’ favor among 18-39-year-olds. With little...
