Summary

Gen Z posted greater voter turnout in 2022 compared to previous generations in midterm elections. As the 2024 election approaches, campaigning continues to be directed at this generation — including outreach led by Gen Z voters themselves.

Gen Z voters are more motivated to participate in elections due to specific policy issues, particularly reproductive rights. Political groups and candidates are implementing new strategies to engage this generation, including peer-to-peer organizing and authentic messaging.

Vice President Harris has been praised for her relatable social media presence, while former President Trump has appeared on popular male-dominated podcasts.

  • Ensign_Crab@lemmy.world
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    19 days ago

    YoUnG pEoPlE dOn’T vOtE! - people who don’t want to address young people’s concerns.

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      19 days ago
      • Congress person addresses young people’s concern 😁
      • Young people don’t vote anyway 🥱
      • Congress person gets replaced by gerontological conservative 😔
      • Young people [surprised Pikachu face]
      • Boomers continue to bankrupt social security 🤑
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        19 days ago

        Like so. Just preemptively announce that young people aren’t gonna vote so you can continue to ignore their concerns.

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    18 days ago

    Do housing next. That’s an area where everyone is equally fucked on the political spectrum aside from the rich.

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    19 days ago

    Cool, but I am not convinced that CIS Gen-Z men aren’t mobilized to vote for Trump.

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    17 days ago

    More than past generations at their age. 18-29 year olds still vote less than any other age group. About 25% of Gen Z voted in 2022. While they’re slightly more likely to vote than other age cohorts at the same age, youth voting is still dismal in the United States.