What was the average age of protester in your area?

[Sun-Moon]

I would say that it was mostly over 50 yo at my protest- but then there were a handful of early 20’s…. The age that seemed to be missing were 30-45 range.

I’m curious to know what other areas looked like.

[hlthe2b]

1. Average, no idea. Median (50th percentile) definitely over 50

But, I was in a college town so plenty of 20-somethings too.

[Midnight Writer]

2. Maybe mid-20s. Near college campus, mostly students with a handful of gray-hairs sprinkled in.

What was missing were folks between 30 and 60. I did not see many that I would guess were in that age group. They seemed either younger or older.

Maybe 40 people overall. This is heavy Trump country. I think the nearby college is the center of antifa activity around here.

[Blues Heron]

3. Millennials aren't big on protesting

[kiranon]

4. Mostly 40 and above

Lots of older folks and mid 40's and up. Not see many young people except at tables. Did bring my 26 year old granddaughter with us.

[berniesandersmittens]

5. Over 50s and under 30s

I noticed we had a gap of 30 to 40 year olds that didnt show . That could have been because of the baseball/softball tournaments going on yesterday.

[mike_c]

6. we live in a nexus of retirement communities

Average age of protesters where we were was definitely over 55 (wife and I are 70+, most folks around us were similar).

[oberle]

16. Same where I live

It's a senior community. I spoke with several in their 80s and this was their first ever demonstration. They were a bit sheepish about it but felt they had to come. There were also a lot of people being pushed in wheelchairs. Good for them!

[Alice B.]

7. It was about the same here.

I came home and commented to my 80YO mother how disappointed I was to see the bulk of our attendees were clearly older.

I did see a few smirking kids drive past with their phones out. We live in a college town where a bunch seemed to turn out for a TSF rally. Wait til they get a load of their loan payments (and I throw no shade being six figures in myself).

[Tree Lady]

8. Mostly older but did see some young groups

But I live in the city Medford that people in OR retire to. Ashland 20 min away college town got lots of young.

[Zambero]

9. 60-ish in Centreville MD

A community of 4,800 with a somewhat disprortionate senior population. Also representative of a demographic with a higher percentage who actually cast ballots. Lots of positive horn honks and waves in one of Maryland's redder counties.

[0rganism]

10. Skewed older for sure, more so than the previous two

I was a bit surprised there weren't more people 15-30, being that their asses are now directly in the path of aggression. Saw a few, expected to see more as before. Perhaps the novelty has worn off.

[hunter]

11. Ours tended older.

A lot of the younger kids in our community went to protests elsewhere.

Why hang out with parents and grandparents when you can protest in the city or at the beach?

[GoCubsGo]

12. That's more or less how it was here, too.

Lots of 65+, but there were a handful of 30-45 range. And, most of those had their kids with them. I also got there mid-protest, so I don't know who might have been there early on. People were coming and going.

[Pobeka]

13. Ours are younger each time

At the first "hands off" it was about 80% 60 yrs and older. Yesterday I would guess the median age at 40. Many younger families bringing young children too.

I had a sign saying we need 67 dem senators to convict and remove after impeachment. A couple of younger folks asked about what that meant. I take that as good news that younger folk are getting seriously engaged to learn how govt functions and get the greedy SOBs removed

[DetroitLegalBeagle]

14. From the pictures posted on facebook from ones near me

Retirement age with a handful of younger people.

[msongs]

17. dear post adolescents, it is ok to bring your cell phone/tablet/earbuds to a protest march nt