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Elwood Watson: Can Democrats Win Back Men?

  • Donald Trump won about 56% of votes from young men aged 18 to 29 last November, defeating Kamala Harris in this demographic.
  • This shift follows a decline from 2008, when Barack Obama secured 62% of young male votes against John McCain, marking a major loss for Democrats.
  • In response, the Democratic Party is investing $20 million in a multiyear initiative called Speaking With American Men to analyze and improve outreach.
  • Polls show a 24-point gender gap favoring Trump among voters aged 18 to 29, while cultural alienation and economic concerns contribute to Democrats’ unpopularity with young men.
  • The party's effort suggests recognition of a young men problem and the potential upside of better engagement, but lasting change depends on addressing economic and cultural factors.
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How Democrats Can Stop Alienating Young Men: Some Unsolicited Advice

One can put lipstick on a pig, but the pig, at the end of the day, is still a pig.

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