What Young Voters Want in 2024

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What Young Voters Want in 2024

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Next year Gen Z and Millennials will make up nearly half of the electorate. What exactly that will mean in the 2024 election is an open question.Host Scott Detrow talks with NPR political reporter Elena Moore about the different ways new voters approach politics than older voters.Email us at considerthis@npr.org

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