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Young voters' support for Biden hangs in the balance as protests roil campuses - Vimarsana News

Young voters' support for Biden hangs in the balance as protests roil campuses

Polls show that college-educated youth voters are focused on the war in Gaza, which poses possible electoral problems for the president.

As protests roil college campuses, young voters' support for Biden hangs in the balance - Vimarsana News

As protests roil college campuses, young voters' support for Biden hangs in the balance

Polls show that college-educated youth voters are focused on the war in Gaza, which poses possible electoral problems for the president.

Source: yahoo.com
5 worries keeping Biden, Democrats up at night - Vimarsana News

5 worries keeping Biden, Democrats up at night

President Biden’s campaign is feeling good about where it is in its battle for reelection. The president had a successful week, it says, stumping in Pennsylvania and picking up a big endorsement from the Kennedy family. All the while, former President Trump was stuck in a courtroom and off the campaign trail for his hush money…

Source: yahoo.com
Harvard poll: Biden's slipping with young voters but still leads Trump in the 18-to-29 bracket - Vimarsana News

Harvard poll: Biden's slipping with young voters but still leads Trump in the 18-to-29 bracket

Among 1,051 “likely voters” under 30, Biden leads Trump by six percentage points among men and 33 percentage points among women, the poll found.

Young people can make a big impact at the polls - West Central Tribune | News, weather, sports from Willmar Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Young people can make a big impact at the polls - West Central Tribune | News, weather, sports from Willmar Minnesota

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.

Source: wctrib.com