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Happyhippychick

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5. Mom to 2 GenZ, now known as "Zoomers"

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Wed Oct 28, 2020, 08:28 AM

Oct 2020

They and all of their friends sobbed 4 years ago on election night when they were too young to vote, now they are coming out in force and en masse. Look out Dump.

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Young voters in swing states are a big part of the early surge. That could boost Biden. [View all] brooklynite Oct 2020 OP

the good thing here, this demographic is not being recognized by polling outfits and to me are beachbumbob Oct 2020 #1

The young are smart. True Blue American Oct 2020 #2

K&R Sherman A1 Oct 2020 #3

This is such a relief! RobertDevereaux Oct 2020 #4

Mom to 2 GenZ, now known as "Zoomers" Happyhippychick Oct 2020 #5

Same here - have two Zoomers as well. nt iluvtennis Oct 2020 #14

The future belongs to the young bucolic_frolic Oct 2020 #6

Everyone keeps talking about suburban white women being the deciding factor.... SKKY Oct 2020 #7

We know this demographic is breaking 3-1 to biden, so beachbumbob Oct 2020 #8

Yep. FM123 Oct 2020 #9

Polls show they aren't voting for dotard! Thekaspervote Oct 2020 #10

This really makes me happy. llmart Oct 2020 #11

All these young kids grew up with the sane and stable President Obama and think MF45 is an kimbutgar Oct 2020 #12

David Hogg: March for Our Lives Activists Urge Young Americans to Vote Botany Oct 2020 #13