Young voters could have a massive impact on the election. According to a Harvard University survey, 63% of 18-29-year-olds are “definitely” voting in this year’s election—an increase from 47% in 2016. A poll from non-partisan research center CIRCLE reported that over three million young people in the U.S. have already cast their ballots for the election, and that two million of those ballots have been cast in states where “the youth vote could very well dictate the outcome of the election.” YPulse’s Not Waiting on the World to Change report found that 83% 18-39-year-olds plan to vote in the election with a majority leaning Democratic. (i-D, Newsweek)
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