With the midterm elections vastly approaching, we wanted to delve a little deeper into how generations differ in their views when it comes to voting. Based on a study across U.S.A with respondents from Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X and Baby Boomers, we asked the following;
- Do you think it’s important to vote in elections?
- Will you vote in midterm elections?
- If available, which would be your preferred way to vote?
- Does a lack of political trust affect your vote?
Below is a snapshot of what we found out, however be sure to download our [white paper] for our full results!
When asked “If available which would be your preferred way to vote?” we seen that across all generations it is in person that dominates over phone, mail, online and other.
In both men and women we seen that with older generations there is a higher percentage of those who think that it’s important to vote in elections. However, whilst this has decreased over time gradually for both genders, we found that Millennial women place less importance in voting over Generation Z women, and a much lower importance than Millennial males.
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