Young Americans give big thumbs down to Democrats, Republicans, Trump: poll

Fox NewsThursday, December 4, 2025 at 6:32:11 PM
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Young Americans give big thumbs down to Democrats, Republicans, Trump: poll
  • A recent Harvard poll indicates that young Americans are increasingly disillusioned with both major political parties, as well as former President Trump, with only 29% of those aged 18-29 expressing approval for him. This sentiment reflects a broader trend of dissatisfaction among the youth regarding political leadership in the United States.
  • The findings of this poll are significant as they highlight a growing disconnect between young voters and established political figures, potentially influencing future elections and party strategies as they seek to engage this crucial demographic.
  • Additionally, the poll reveals that 39% of young Americans believe political violence can be justified in certain situations, suggesting a troubling shift in attitudes towards political conflict and raising concerns about the implications for civic engagement and social stability.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System

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