New York Times columnist Ezra Klein talked to Democratic Polls on Tuesday about the dream of a rise A democratic majority It implodes as younger voters, especially whites, fleeing the party.
Klein interviewed David Shor, Head of Science on Blue Rose Research, a democratic polling station company, for his Podcast In the episode entitled “Democrats must face why Trump won.”
When Klein and Shor examined numerous ladder, including one title, “2024. Democratic support by age-made with race and gender,” a survey explained that especially in this chart “, one you can notice is that among 18-year-olds are a color woman of the only four of four of the four [race and gender demographic groups] That Harris won. Trump won closely not -white men. “
The Times columnist seized on a “shocking” finding in data that defies one of the main beliefs of the Democratic Party.
The Nyt columnist Ezra Klein admired that the old assumptions of the Democratic Party on Youth Voices were saving in the recent elections.
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“I consider this part of this chart to be shocking. Sometimes I talk about the violations of narratives, and if we knew anything about Donald Trump Eight years ago, the young people didn’t like him. And the Republicans may have threw young people to generations to run their margins among seniors, “Klein said.” But if you look at this chart, 75-year-old white men supported Kamala Harris a much higher rate of 20-year-old white men. “
“It’s a real shift,” Shor agreed. “This is the thing I have been mostly shocked in the last four years – that young people have exceeded the most progressive generations than Baby Boomers, and maybe even in some ways, to become a potentially most conservative generation we have experienced in the 50 to 60 years.”
The data expert continued to discuss what he called “the most terrible chart throughout this presentation,” which shows a massive and historically unusual polarization of young men and women.
“What is crazy is that if you look at people under the age of 30, native gap exploded. Eighteen-year-old men had 23 percentage points more likely to support Donald Trump from an 18-year-old woman, which is completely unprecedented in US politics,” Shor said.
Ezra Klein and David Shor focused on how young white men are exponentially less likely to support Kamala Harris in the election than a 75-year-old white men, they emphasized the graphics vertical yellow bar.
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Although he claimed that it was still too early to explain why, Shor noticed that there were similar patterns in countries like Canada, the UK and Norway.
“There’s a lot of research here, but it’s still very striking,” Shor said. “It is similar to how many people talk about the problem of democratic young men – and this is still underestimated, because real numbers are just a lot worse than people think.”
Klein has recorded numerous factors in recent years, ranging from the #Metoo movement and rise Manager, As “there is a feeling, the Democratic Party becomes a much more Pro-female party and in a way, a kind of anti-young man. And that, in turn, had a huge impact on the political opinions of the young man.”
Shor responded, emphasizing that “it seems to be a global phenomenon,” saying that he wanted to focus on “broader cultural changes”.
After discussing the theory that part of polarization could be guided by men and women communicating with wild different content on social media, Klein again spoke about the democratic narratives about most of the rise from the younger generations fell apart.
Trump’s performances on numerous subcasties who are popular with young men are responsible as the main reason why he won their support and thus to the polls. (IMPAULSIVE YouTube channel)
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“Democrats are now being destroyed among young voters. I think even when the idea of a growing democratic democratic majority has become a bit discredited in 2016 and 2020, Democrats believed that these young voters would eventually save them,” he said.
“They thought this was the last sigh of something and that if Donald Trump couldn’t run his numbers among seniors, and you millennium and gen z really entered the polling station, that would be the end of this Republican party. It is only completely false, which could be the beginning of this Republican Party,“Klein added.
“I have to admit, I was one of those liberals four years ago, and I seemed to be right,” Shor replied. “The future surprised us.”
