“If she comes up short in Michigan, I don’t think it’s because of young voters,” said Gray, a former co-president of the University of Michigan College Democrats who graduated in May.
But young voters’ level of support is a big question for 2024 because of anger and disappointment with how the Biden-Harris administration has handled the Israel-Hamas conflict.
In the two prior conversations, both said Biden’s age was a concern for many young voters who felt little connection to the octogenarian president.
‘We feel a sense of betrayal’The biggest risk for Harris is that young voters stay home, skip the presidential line on the ballot, or vote third party.
Wayne State student Maya Siegmann talks with John King on campus in Detroit, Michigan.
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