Young Voters Broke For Democrats... But Pollsters Say The GOP Hasn't Lost Them Forever Voters under 30, who split roughly evenly between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in 2024, went about 7 in 10 for the Democratic candidate in their House races on Nov.
3 , with about 3 in 10 backing the Republican, according to The AP Voter Poll . Only about 1 in 10 voters in the Midterms were under 30, which the AP says limited the impact of the shift. But about 6 in 10 under-30 voters said one reason for their House vote was to express opposition to Trump , compared with about half of voters 30 to 44 and about 4 in 10 of those 45 and older.
About half of voters under 30 said they were "angry" about the country's direction, against about one-third of voters 65 and older. Pollsters say young men are a big part of it . Rich Baris of Big Data Poll told the Epoch Times that male voters under 45 swung hard toward the Democrats , helped by low-propensity Millennial men.
