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Want to ruin a Democratic strategist’s New Year? Bring up President Joe Biden’s popularity problem with younger voters. The strategist may start furiously tap-dancing about this outreach plan or that policy achievement. But she has seen the polling trend line. She has heard the focus groups. She knows that millennials and Gen Zers are not feeling the Biden love. Many are threatening to sit out the 2024 election. Some are flirting with supporting Donald Trump — or a third-party rando. Sign up for

More Generation Z candidates are lining up to run for office this year amid frustration over the country’s aging political class. Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) became Congress’s first member belonging to Gen Z — the age bracket considered to begin with people born in 1997 or later — after 2022’s midterms. Now, at least two fellow Gen…

Younger voters don’t just expect different things from candidates than do older voters; they approach the entire concept of voting differently.

For many of us, our care and concern for others reaches its heights during the year-end holidays. But some analysts are saying that social justice and empathy issues are motivating

From the editorial: Just 49% of 18-29 year-olds "definitely" plan on voting for president in 2024, down from 57% who said the same during the fall of 2019.