For him or against him, young men see the election as all about Trump: From the Politics Desk

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Those who described their vote as affirmative support for Trump reminisced about the "prosperity" and "stability" they associate with his tenure in the White House.
51% : McDonnell was presented with the findings of a private Democratic poll of the district that outlined just how much his chances of winning a prospective race next year for mayor of Omaha -- a city that leans more heavily Democratic than the larger district -- improved if he didn't go along with Trump.
47% : That poll has Harris up by 9 percentage points over Trump.
44% : A second private poll, conducted by Republicans and shared with NBC News by a source familiar with its findings, shows why Trump was so eager to change the rules -- and why Democrats have reason to be confident about Harris' chances of taking the 2nd District's electoral vote.
39% : That's why Trump made a full-court press to get Nebraska to change its law to give all of the electors to the statewide winner -- he took 58.5% statewide in 2020.
35% : All of the seven young, male voters who said they were leaning toward Harris described their choice as more of a vote against Trump than a demonstration of support for the Democratic nominee.
29% : "By contrast, among the eight men under 30 who were leaning toward Trump, four said they are proactively supporting the GOP nominee, while the other four said they are primarily opposing Harris.
24% : Polling has shown a significant gender gap in the presidential race, with Trump holding the upper hand among men and Harris with women.
19% : This month's NBC News Stay Tuned Gen Z Poll powered by SurveyMonkey found Harris leading among women under 30 by a much wider margin, 30 points, than her 4-point edge over Trump among young men (within the margin of error).

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