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Generation Z voters — some eligible to vote in their first presidential election — are focused on many of the same issues resonating with veteran voters: The economy. The border.

Generation Z voters — some eligible to vote in their first presidential election — are focused on many of the same issues resonating with veteran voters: The economy. The border.

Generation Z voters — some eligible to vote in their first presidential election — are focused on many of the same issues resonating with veteran voters: The economy. The border.

Young New Hampshire voters are choosing action over apathy as they prepare to head to the polls in November to make their voices heard in the presidential election — and

Young New Hampshire voters are choosing action over apathy as they prepare to head to the polls in November to make their voices heard in the presidential election – and

Generation Z voters — some eligible to vote in their first presidential election — are focused on many of the same issues resonating with veteran voters: The economy. The border.

Young New Hampshire voters are choosing action over apathy as they prepare to head to the polls in November to make their voices heard in the presidential election – and

Generation Z voters — some eligible to vote in their first presidential election — are focused on many of the same issues resonating with veteran voters: The economy. The border.

Generation Z voters — some eligible to vote in their first presidential election — are focused on many of the same issues resonating with veteran voters: The economy. The border.

Generation Z voters — some eligible to vote in their first presidential election — are focused on many of the same issues resonating with veteran voters: The economy. The border.