A newly released survey from the Yale Youth Poll is drawing attention for its stark data showing a growing divide among young voters — and a major setback
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A newly released survey from the Yale Youth Poll is drawing attention for its stark data showing a growing divide among young voters — and a major setback for the future of the Democratic Party.
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The poll, conducted in early April and released this week, surveyed 4,100 registered voters nationwide, including a targeted oversample of 2,025 voters between the ages of 18 and 29.
Conducted by undergraduate researchers at Yale University, the survey measured voter sentiment across a range of political and cultural topics, including immigration, free speech, and public safety.
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Among the most notable findings, President Donald Trump now holds a net favorability of +7 among 18–21 year-old men, while Harris has fallen to a net -48 in the same demographic — a 55-point gap between the two.
