More than 100 Generation Z candidates have launched bids to run for Congress in the current election cycle, according to data from the Future Caucus. However, few of these candidates have been successful in their attempts. This trend reflects the frustration among young adults regarding partisan gridlock and their desire to engage in the political process, despite the challenges they face in achieving electoral success.
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Generation Z Candidates Face Challenges in Congressional Elections
Over 100 Generation Z candidates have attempted to run for Congress this election cycle, but few have succeeded. This situation underscores the frustration of young adults with partisan gridlock and their eagerness to participate in politics.
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Younger candidates are finding it tough to break into Congress
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Generation Z Candidates Face Challenges in Congressional Elections