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NEW YORK Times Ezra Klein columnist talked to a democratic questionnaire on Tuesday about how a climbing dream The democratic majority This is embodied as younger voters, especially white men, run away from the party.
Klein interrogated David Shor, Head of Science of Data Research, Democratic Election Firm, for his pipeline The episode called “Democrats should face why Trump has won.”
When the Klein and Shore considered numerous schedules, including one title, “2024 Democratic support for the age and gender”, the survey explained that in this chart, in particular, “one thing you may notice is that among 18-year-old women, women are the only one of the four (races) Won.
The Times columnist seized one “shocking” conclusion from the Democratic Party’s main beliefs.
NYT columnist Ezra Klein was amazed at how the old Democratic Party assumptions about the youth voting, their rescue, were completely postponed.
The journalist tells CNN that the Democrats with young people are “completely gone”
“I consider this part of this chart shocal. I sometimes talk about the violations of the stories, and if we knew anything Donald Trump Eight years ago, it was that the young people did not like him. And the Republicans may have thrown young people throughout the generations to raise their profitability among the elderly, ”Klein said.
“This is a real shift,” Shore agreed. “This is what I am most shocked over the last four years – that young people have moved from becoming the most progressive generation since the time of the Baby -bullet, and even more so as to become the potentially the most conservative generation we have experienced, perhaps in 50 – 60 years.”
The data expert continued to discuss what he called “the worst graphics in all this presentation”, which shows a large -scale and historically unusual polarization between young men and women.
“The fact that if you look at people under 30 years of age, the gender gap exploded. The eighteen-year-old man had 23 percentage points, most likely supports Donald Trump than 18-year-old women who are just completely unprecedented in American politics,” Shore said.
Ezra Klein and David Shore focused on how young white men were in geometric progression much less likely to support Kamal Harris in elections than 75-year-old white men, emphasizing vertical yellow bars in the graph.
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While he claimed that it was too early to explain why it was, Shore noticed that in countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom and Norway.
“There are a lot of research here, but it’s still very strange,” Shore said. “It looks like a lot of people talking about problems with democratic young people – and it is still underestimated, because real figures are just much worse than people think.”
In recent years Klein noted numerous factors starting from the movement #meToo and lift Manasfer, Before “makes sense, the Democratic Party becomes a much greater party engaged in women, and in some ways, as if anti-young people. And this, in turn, had a huge impact on the political opinion of young men.”
Shore replied, emphasizing that “this seems to be a world phenomenon,” saying that he seeks to focus on “broader cultural shifts”.
After discussing the theory that part of the polarization can be due to how men and women interact with wildly different content in social media, Klein again told how democratic stories about most of the rising from young generations collapsed.
Trump’s performances at many podcasts that are popular with young people were counted as the main reason he won their support and thus in the elections. (Ginger YouTube Channel)
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“The Democrats are now being destroyed among young voters. I think, even if the idea of growth of the demographic democratic majority became a little discredited in 2016 and 2020, the Democrats believed that these young voters will eventually save them,” he said.
“They thought it was the last sigh of something and that if Donald Trump couldn’t make his numbers among the older people, and you had a millennium, and gene z really came to voting, it would be the end Republican Party,‘Klein added.
“Admittedly, I was one of those liberals four years ago, and I seem to be wrong,” Slar replied. “In the future there is a way to surprise us.”
