Joe Biden has long led Donald Trump with voters 18-29. That was true during the 2020 presidential election and has been true in this one.
According to some new numbers, however, Trump is becoming more competitive with this age group that has historically favored Democrats.
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Big Shift Towards Trump for Younger Voters
Between March 14th and 21st, the Harvard Institute of Politics surveyed 2,010 Americans between the ages of 18 and 29.
The poll revealed, “If the presidential election were held today, President Biden would outperform former President Trump among both registered (50% Biden, 37% Trump) and likely young voters under 30 (56% Biden, 37% Trump). When there is no voter screen (i.e., all young adults 18-29), the race narrows to single digits, 45% for President Biden, 37% for former President Trump, with 16 percent undecided.”
Compare this to the last presidential election. That was a close race.
“For context,” the poll noted, “at this stage in the 2020 election, the Harvard Youth Poll showed Biden leading Trump by 23 points among all young adults (51%-28%) and by 30 points (60%- 30%) among likely…
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