Joe Biden needs young people. In Florida, do they like him?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : A March USA Today/Suffolk University survey of 233 registered voters found that Biden's 2024 opponent, Donald Trump, was winning the 18-to-34 demographic by six points.
52% : Some of this year's first-time voters were 9 when Trump first declared his candidacy in 2015.
50% : On many of the issues that resonate with young voters, Biden is clearly preferable to Trump, his supporters say.
49% : A poll released in November by Tufts University's Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement of more than 2,000 U.S. citizens aged 18-34 found reasons for Biden to be optimistic about the youth vote.
46% : Nikki Fried, the chairperson of the Florida Democratic Party, said her party could be better at making young voters excited about what she called Democratic wins: an improving economy, billions in student debt forgiveness, movement toward legalizing marijuana. "As Democrats, we are humble and to our detriment, don't go around bragging about all the accomplishments," Fried said.
39% : After seeing his record in office for four years, some of those voters will be less reluctant to vote for Trump, Vaubel said.
20% : Trump appointed three of the five Supreme Court justices who decided federal abortion protections should go away.
16% : Biden's arguments that Trump presents a unique threat to democracy might not motivate voters who don't know any other political reality, Tone said.

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