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Young men swing toward Democrats over economy concerns, new poll shows

Congressional Democrats gain ground with young male voters citing cost-of-living as their top priority.

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What to know

  • A new poll shows congressional Democrats gaining a growing lead among young men voters.
  • Cost-of-living is the top concern for this demographic, signaling economic pessimism.
  • The shift represents a notable movement away from Republican support among young men.

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    1. 1 outlet first by Politico, 5d ago · read ↗

    • It's absolute lunacy that anyone voted for Republicans because they thought they would be good for the economy. These dumb fucks clearly haven't been paying attention for the last 40 years. 3 things are guaranteed when Republicans control government. War in the Middle East Tax cuts for the wealthy at the cost of programs for the poor "Once in a…

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    • Even if they know, they don't care. It doesn't matter what you say, or what you point out. They think the country is going great. They come up with excuses, move the goal posts, or shut down completely when you give them facts and express your frustrations earnestly. They still believe the Democrats will always be worse.

      neurocentricxr/politics5d agoview on r/politics ↗

    • You'd hope they would learn a lesson about all this, but I suspect that after 4 years of the next dem administration they will be complaining and moving toward Trump 3.

      notassigned2023r/politics5d agoview on r/politics ↗
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