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Ethan Jasny is completing his junior year at Harvard College, studying Government and Statistics. In the summer of 2023, he interned at the Cook Political Report. On campus, he is a member and former chair of the Harvard Public Opinion Project, which designs and analyzes the biannual Harvard Youth Poll of young Americans aged 18-29. 

A recent poll conducted by Decision Desk HQ and News Nation revealed that most voters are not excited about the prospect of a rematch between former Pre

A recent poll conducted by Decision Desk HQ and News Nation revealed that most voters are not excited about the prospect of a rematch between former Pre

The president’s support among Gen Z has plummeted since he endorsed Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.

Gen Z may not turn out to vote like they did in 2020.

Younger voters may be less likely to vote in 2024, despite their previous record, according to a new poll from Harvard University’s Institute of Politics (IOP). Of respondents aged 18-29 who said they voted in the 2020 election, only 49 percent said they “definitely” will be voting in the next presidential election; 17 percent said…

Voters in the 18 to 29 age bracket appear less likely to hit the polls in next year’s presidential election than in 2020, and just 35 percent of them approve of President Biden.

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Research Associate Matthew Klein and intern Ethan Jasny contributed to this report. In picking apart the results from 2022, a consistent gripe of House GOP strategists is that despite an advantage in "soft" money spent by Super PACs, Democratic incumbents clobbered their Republican challengers in "hard" money donations. Because candidates are guaranteed much lower advertising rates than outside groups, that edge proved critical in allowing Democrats to define their opponents ...

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