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The voting numbers are interesting, especially when you compare Gen Z with older Americans. According to ABC News’ voter survey, 73% of voters aged 18 to 29 voted Democrat, while only 25% voted Republican. Millennials also leaned heavily Democratic. Among voters aged 30 to 44, Democrats received 62% of the vote, compared with 36% for Republicans. For Americans aged 45 to 64, the difference was much smaller. Democrats received 52%, while Republicans received 47%. And among voters 65 and older, both parties received about 50%. But here’s something worth knowing. Americans under 30 made up only about 11% of those who voted, while people aged 65 and older accounted for around 36%. Young Americans may have voted overwhelmingly Democratic, but their parents’ and grandparents’ generations had a much bigger presence at the polls. These percentages are estimates from a national voter survey, not official vote counts by age. #GenZ #Millennials #GenX #BabyBoomers #USElections2026
The voting numbers are interesting, especially when you compare Gen Z with older Americans. According to ABC News’ voter survey, 73% of voters aged 18 to 29 voted Democrat, while only 25% voted Republican. Millennials also leaned heavily Democratic. Among voters aged 30 to 44, Democrats received 62% of the vote, compared with 36% for Republicans. For Americans aged 45 to 64, the difference was much smaller. Democrats received 52%, while Republicans received 47%. And among voters 65 and older, both parties received about 50%. But here’s something worth knowing. Americans under 30 made up only about 11% of those who voted, while people aged 65 and older accounted for around 36%. Young Americans may have voted overwhelmingly Democratic, but their parents’ and grandparents’ generations had a much bigger presence at the polls. These percentages are estimates from a national voter survey, not official vote counts by age. #GenZ #Millennials #GenX #BabyBoomers #USElections2026
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