Young men, particularly those in Gen Z, played a crucial role in President-elect Donald Trump’s comeback. According to polls, Gen Z men are leaning towards Trump, citing economic concerns. Experts attribute this shift to Trump’s targeted campaign and the growing education gap, where women are outpacing men in higher education, making it harder for men to break into the middle class.
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Turns out Gen Z wasn't completely sold on Harris. Men flocked to Trump.
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Men of Gen Z backed Donald Trump, fueling his political comeback, polls say
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Yes, Trump improved with young men. But he drew young women, too.
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The Internet Is Roasting Gen Z For How They Voted In The 2024 Election
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How Trump Won the First “Influencer Election”
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How Trump's election win was driven by targeted communications
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