US EditionMore Younger Voters Turn to Trump
- President Donald Trump won the 2024 U.S. presidential election, carrying states like Utah and securing his first popular vote victory.
- Trump’s national approval rating fell from over 50% in January 2024 to around 44% by May, influenced by events like his April tariff announcement.
- Although Trump's overall approval is negative nationally, he retains strong support in GOP strongholds, with Utah showing mixed generational approval.
- His highest net approvals are in Wyoming and West Virginia , while Utah's young voters disapprove by 17 points, illustrating a generational divide.
- Trump’s win revitalized the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which could reform presidential vote tallying if adopted by states totaling 270 electoral votes.
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'A matter of time': Trump's 2024 win boosts prospect of electoral college change
In an ironic twist, Donald Trump's presidential win in 2024, where for the first time in three tries he won the popular vote, has given a boost to activists who are pushing individual states to change how they tally Electoral College votes. According to a report from the Washington Post, the people ...
Young voters helped put a new American president in the White House. Donald Trump won the 2024 election thanks to votes from millennials and Gen Z, according to the British magazine The Economist. But those same young Americans are turning away from him at an increasingly rapid pace. The article How did young voters help Donald Trump return to the White House? comes from the website Wszystko co końca.
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