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Headline:
Harvard Poll Reveals Vice President Harris with Significant 31-Point Lead Over Trump Among Young Voters

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New Survey Indicates Strong Support for Harris Among 18-29 Age Group as Campaign Enters Final Stretch

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A recent poll conducted by the Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics has shown Vice President Kamala Harris with a commanding 31-point lead over former President Donald Trump among likely young voters aged 18 to 29. The survey, released on Tuesday, indicates that Harris is leading Trump by 61% to 30%, even when including third-party candidates in the mix. This latest data suggests a significant shift in the youth vote, which could play a decisive role in the upcoming election.

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The poll, which was conducted from September 4 through September 16 and included more than 2,000 individuals under 30, indicates a promising trend for Harris, who has been counting on robust support from young voters. Among registered voters in the same age group, Harris’ lead narrows slightly but remains substantial, with a 23-point advantage over Trump.

This result marks a considerable improvement for Democrats since the Harvard’s spring youth poll, which showed President Joe Biden leading Trump by 13 percentage points among likely voters and just seven points among registered voters under 30. The latest findings suggest a significant change in the overall sentiment and preferences of young Americans as the campaign heads into its final stretch.

John Della Volpe, the polling director of the Institute of Politics, highlighted the importance of this shift, stating, Gen Z and young millennials’ heightened enthusiasm signals a potentially decisive role for the youth vote in 2024.

The increased engagement among young voters, particularly women and women of color, is notable. Political strategists have observed a surge in voter registrations following Harris’ assumption of the vice presidential ticket, indicating a growing interest in the Democratic party among these demographics.

Given the youth vote’s pivotal role in the 2020 election, where they played a decisive role in several battleground states and nationwide, the Harvard poll’s findings could be a significant factor in the outcome of the 2024 election. Harris’ ability to connect with and energize young voters could be a key to Democratic success in the coming months.


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