Summary
A recent poll shows that Gen Z has slightly more confidence in Republicans than Democrats, despite generally preferring Democratic candidates. The poll highlights issues Gen Z has with both political parties, though many view Democrats as more open-minded and honest. The findings are significant as Democrats aim to regain support from Gen Z for upcoming elections.
Key Facts
- A new poll reveals that 38% of Gen Z respondents have confidence in Republicans, compared to 33% in Democrats.
- Despite the confidence gap, 64% of Gen Z plans to vote for Democratic congressional candidates, while 30% would choose Republicans.
- The poll surveyed 1,443 adults between November 10-13, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
- Gen Z finds both parties lacking, but views Democrats as more open-minded (54%) and honest (60%).
- Democrats are trying to appeal to Gen Z voters before the 2026 midterms, as they were crucial for past Democratic victories.
- Gen Z's political views vary, with some voicing concerns over Biden's handling of international issues like the Israel-Hamas conflict.
- A gender divide exists among Gen Z voters, with young women focusing on rights issues, which young men don't prioritize as much.
