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Dora Mekouar Thwarting a Red Wave, Gen Z Emerges as Powerful Voting Force (2022)

Historically, the president's political party almost always loses seats in Congress with the opposing party traditionally making significant gains. Republicans did pick up a majority in the House this election cycle, but only by a handful of seats, while Democrats narrowly held on to the Senate.
“I think the data is going to bear out that young voters were quite consequential in many of these swing states and some of these elections,” says John Wihbey, an associate professor of media innovation and technology at Northeastern University.
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Dora Mekouar Thwarting a Red Wave, Gen Z Emerges as Powerful Voting Force (2022)

Alferez is among millions of America’s youngest voters who voted in near-record numbers during the 2022 midterms, breaking heavily for Democrats, and thwarting an anticipated ‘red wave’ that many expected would hand Republicans a significant majority in Congress. The strong showing signals that Gen Z is a rising political force.
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Dora Mekouar Thwarting a Red Wave, Gen Z Emerges as Powerful Voting Force (2022)

But I think we can reach out to moderate Democrats, even liberals — but just not progressive liberals maybe — but I definitely see a way forward.”
The results of the survey of young evangelicals appears to confirm increased openness on the part of Gen Z conservatives.
"Young evangelicals are frankly just more peaceable with others than older generations are. Our study found that, for example, they're more likely to be engaged with people of different faiths than their faith leaders encourage them to be,” Singer says.
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