Also, and note that this is a total guess, I'd say young people are the LEAST likely to answer polls.
While this piece cites our @HarvardIOP poll that "just 4-in-10" said they would vote, it doesn't offer the perspective that in the last 32 years no more than 21% of youth have EVER turned out.
What it does say, however, is that in GEORGIA, TURNOUT AMONG 18-29s IS ALREADY 21%.https://twitter.com/PoliticsReid/status/1057989057513484288 …
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NYT would agree. In some cases, it takes more than 200 attempts on a landline or cell phone to connect with 1 voter under 30.
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Hope they (youth voter) know to vote RED! Their future and their children's future depends on it!
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That's why they need to vote against this administration if they won't even have a planet to grow old on!
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I taught my kids it's their obligation to vote on the people who work for them an hold their future in their hands all 4 have never missed an now neither do their significant others!!!
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Go, kids, go!
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We really should change the voting age to 25 because them kids vote on emotion, single issue and what ever social media tells them to.
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It's great stuff but also need to cautious conflating turnout of registered and turnout of eligible.
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