Summary
A recent poll shows that former President Barack Obama is still a favorite among young men, even more so than President Donald Trump and podcaster Joe Rogan. The poll results could influence how political parties target young male voters in future elections. Young men have shown increased support for President Trump in the 2024 election as compared to previous years.
Key Facts
- A new poll indicates that Barack Obama remains popular with young men aged 16 to 29.
- Obama is viewed positively by 56% of the young men surveyed.
- President Donald Trump received a 46% favorability rating in the same poll.
- In the 2024 election, 49% of young men voted for Trump over Kamala Harris.
- The poll surveyed 3,460 young men between October 28 and November 6, 2025.
- The increase in young male support for Trump marks a shift from their previous Democratic leanings.
- The survey also measured the favorability of other figures like Joe Rogan (53%) and Senator Bernie Sanders (39%).
