Young men shift towards Trump with 49 percent support in recent election

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In the recent election, 49 percent of young men aged 18-29 voted for Donald Trump, challenging the trend of younger voters leaning left. This marks a significant increase from previous elections, where young men typically supported Democratic candidates. Trump's campaign focused on themes appealing to masculinity, such as sports and cryptocurrency, and he gained support from Black and Latino men. Among Black men under 45, about 30 percent voted for Trump, doubling his support from 2020. Overall, 54 percent of men voted for Trump, a slight increase from 2020. His appeal to young men was bolstered by appearances on popular podcasts and a rejection of political correctness, resonating with many voters concerned about economic issues.


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