Democratic pollster 'shocked' at Gen Z's conservative shift

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56% : The data also reveals an unprecedented 23-percentage-point gender gap among voters under 30, with young men significantly more likely to support Trump than young women.
54% : According to AP VoteCast analysis, President Trump won 47 percent of the 18-29 demographic in the 2024 election, up from 36 percent in 2020.
50% : According to their analysis, Trump won among young white men and narrowly captured support from nonwhite men in the 18-year-old demographic.
29% : They thought that this was a last gasp of something and that if Donald Trump couldn't run up his numbers among seniors and you had Millennials and Gen Z really coming into voting power, that would be the end of this Republican Party.
11% : A prominent Democratic pollster has expressed shock at data revealing a significant conservative shift among Gen Z voters, particularly young men, who helped propel Donald Trump to victory in the 2024 presidential election against Kamala Harris.

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