In this podcast series, we examine Gen Z’s impact on the midterms and whether this elusive voting group will become the swing vote once more
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- WSJ reports: “President Trump did well with young voters in 2024, but this year looks very different. This podcast series examines Gen Z’s impact on the midterms.”
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