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The Role Young Men Will Play In The 2024 Election : 1A Men under 30 are more likely to support Donald Trump than women in their age group.

The gender gap in terms of American voters' candidate preference has never been wider.

We talk about the role young male voters will play in this election.

We discuss what this election means to this group of people, and what trends in their preferences can tell us about their role in deciding the next president.

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The Role Young Men Will Play In The 2024 Election

The Role Young Men Will Play In The 2024 Election

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Men under 30 are more likely to support Donald Trump than women in their age group.

The gender gap in terms of American voters' candidate preference has never been wider.

We talk about the role young male voters will play in this election.

What does this election mean to this group of people? What can trends in their preferences tell us about their role in deciding the next president?

Find more of our programs online. Listen to 1A sponsor-free by signing up for 1A+ at plus.npr.org/the1a.