In 2024, men ages 18 to 29 cast their votes for President Donald Trump at higher rates than at any time in the last several decades. Exit polls at the time left Democrats scratching their heads with questions of why they lost young men in the first place and how they could win them back. The question induced hours of Zoom meetings with Democratic operatives, soul-searching from Democratic politicians, and the political nominations of relatable-looking men in 2026.
Two years later, young men have shifted significantly to the left, according to New York Times polling conducted this month.
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