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Young male voters from Gen Z who backed Donald Trump are expressing dissatisfaction with his presidency. They also feel that the Democratic Party has not effectively communicated a message that resonates with them ahead of the midterm elections.
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Young male voters from Gen Z who backed Donald Trump are expressing dissatisfaction with his presidency. They also feel that the Democratic Party has not effectively communicated a message that resonates with them ahead of the midterm elections.
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‘Both Parties Kind of Get It Wrong’: The Young Men Who May Swing the Midterms
Gen Z Male Voters Express Discontent with Both Political Parties Ahead of Midterms