Why Donald Trump is turning to YouTubers and pranksters to win the 'bro' vote

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53% : During that appearance, Trump gifted Paul with t-shirts featuring his Fulton County, Georgia mugshot.
52% : His campaign -- which recently announced a new aggressive strategy described as "Trump on steroids" -- is targeting the "bro vote," made up of 18- to 29-year-old men,The New York Times reports.To garner support among the bro voters, the Trump campaign is dedicating time to YouTubers like Logan Paul and podcasters like Theo Von, the Times reports.
51% : Van Ricker, a 21-year-old student who follows the Nelk Boys, told the Times he "really [wants] Trump to win.
44% : Trump appeared on the podcast in April, and his running mate JD Vance appeared earlier this month.
44% : "The campaign has also garnered support from Dave Portnoy, founder of media company Barstool Sports, who interviewed Trump in 2020 and revealed he will be voting for the former president come November.
39% : "There is a major gender divide emerging between the two candidates, with more men supporting Trump and more women voting for Harris, a CBS/YouGov poll released this month reveals.
29% : However, among white voters who have not attended college, Trump has lost some of his leverage over Harris compared to Biden.

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