Gen Z voters may sit out the 2024 presidential election -- and...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Meanwhile, they trusted Trump more on the economy, national security, strengthening the working class and immigration.
47% : Like most Americans, they're unenthused with the choices before them this cycle, and seem to be saying, "Why bother?""A theme in the 2016 election that I think it is going to be a theme this time too is these so-called 'double haters' -- basically people who have an unfavorable view of both Biden and Trump," Kyle Kondik, a pollster at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, told The Post.
42% : "Neither Biden nor Trump fared well in terms of levels of trust, either.
40% : Zoomers trusted Biden more than Trump on abortion, education and protecting democracy.
39% : Although young voters are notoriously blue, the Harvard poll found Biden has just an 11-point lead over Trump in a head-to-head matchup.
33% : "It's no secret that Trump was not too popular with young voters overall.

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