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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They care about RvW getting overturned and the environment.[/quote] And LGBTQ rights. My gen z voting kids are more passionate about RvW and LGBTQ rights than all other issues. [/quote] Do they live on their own? Do you still support them? I don’t think people fully mature in their appreciation of money and government until they are 100% on their own. Many young millennials and Gen Z are still on some form of parental dole.[/quote] It is interesting because in many cases, there is a rise (in some cases, sharp) in Democratic voting from the 18-24 demographic to 25-29 demographic. For example, in WI, for 18-24 year olds, 64% voted Dem and 36% voted Republican, but for 25-29 year olds, 76% voted Dem and 24% voted Republican. In Florida, it was 57-41 Democrat for 18-24 yos, but 58-39 Democrat for 25-29 yos. In Michigan, it went 64-35 Democrat for the 18-24 yos, 67-30 Dem for the 25-29 yos. [/quote]
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