Younger voters are saying they’re “nervous” and “scared” about the upcoming election, according to a new poll from American University’s Sine Institute and Generation Lab.
The poll comes as young voters, women in particular, are being seen as a key voting demographic for Democrat nominee Kamala Harris’ campaign, while GOP nominee Donald Trump is courting the so-called “bro” vote, especially young men who do not have college degrees, Axios reported Tuesday.
According to the poll, 32% of voters ages 18-34 said they were nervous and scared about the upcoming election, and said the economy is a key issue in how they’ll decide to vote.
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