Gen Zs political coming of age
It\u2019s Election Day in America. Record-breaking voter turnout is expected, and the results could change the nation\u2019s political landscape. Today, we look at Gen Z and how today\u2019s election is about more than politics; it\u2019s about shaping the future.
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Voters are finally casting their ballots in the midterm elections. In battleground states across the country, long-awaited contentious races are coming to a head as Washington prepares for a potential shift in power.
Today, eyes are turned to Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012. Gen Z is known to be outspoken and politically active \u2014 they have grown up surrounded by mass shootings, the climate crisis and threats to LGBTQ and abortion rights. Now, they\u2019re heading to the midterm election booths. But will they vote in numbers big enough to make a difference?
Today on \u201cPost Reports,\u201d a roundtable discussion with three Post political reporters \u2014 Matt Brown, Carmella Boykin and Mariana Alfaro \u2014 on how Gen Z is expected to vote and what a future of Gen Z candidates could mean for the American political landscape.
You can find all of The Post\u2019s midterm coverage here, including when your local polls close, tracking where abortion access hangs in the balance and when we can expect election results.