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Lots of data now to suggest youth vote highly motivated this election.
Using @TargetSmart's TargetEarly data 18-29 y/o share of early vote up 31% from 2016, a remarkable thing.
Youth much bigger slice of a much larger early vote pie. Not sure many saw that coming. (Thread)
Using @TargetSmart's TargetEarly data 18-29 y/o share of early vote up 31% from 2016, a remarkable thing.
Youth much bigger slice of a much larger early vote pie. Not sure many saw that coming. (Thread)
Increase in 18-29 year old share of early vote in select states:
MI - 120%
TX - 55%
MN - 37%
FL - 35%
WI - 31%
GA - 21%
AZ - 19%
NC - 16%
OH - 15%
NV - 13%
MI - 120%
TX - 55%
MN - 37%
FL - 35%
WI - 31%
GA - 21%
AZ - 19%
NC - 16%
OH - 15%
NV - 13%
At this point 4 years ago 1.2m 18-29 year olds had voted.
As of last night 3.9m 18-29 year olds had voted.
See this new study from @CivicYouth on the strong youth early vote - lots of good data. https://circle.tufts.edu/latest-research/absentee-and-early-voting-youth-2020-election
As of last night 3.9m 18-29 year olds had voted.
See this new study from @CivicYouth on the strong youth early vote - lots of good data. https://circle.tufts.edu/latest-research/absentee-and-early-voting-youth-2020-election
Very insightful new analysis from @RonBrownstein on the importance of what's happening here with young people. https://twitter.com/RonBrownstein/status/1319649614362898439
Here's the state by state data on the high early vote youth turnout from Clean and Prosperous America, a smart new organization working in the youth and climate space. https://cleanprosperousamerica.org/10-23-2020-young-voter-turnout/
