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"In estimates that were revised Wednesday, CIRCLE's analysis found that young white men supported Trump by a six-point margin (51 versus 45 percent), while young white women favored former vice president Biden by 13 percentage points (55 to 42 percent)."

“We need to stop waiting until the last three months before an election to start talking with young people about issues they care about and how to vote,” says Abby Kiesa, director of impact at Tufts University’s Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement (CIRCLE).

"In Arizona, a formerly red state where Biden leads at the time of this writing, CIRCLE reports that young, Latinx voters were 17 percent more likely than white youth to support the former vice president."

Fox News cites our data on early voting by young people in key states where youth could have a decisive impact on the 2020 election.

Our data on early voting by youth informs this piece on how many young voters have been able to overcome some of the barriers to voting during a pandemic.

Reporting on young people's political participation cites CIRCLE data and commentary from our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg.

Teen Vogue reports on our early voting data and the youth vote's potential impact on the 2020 election.

A major feature on the youth vote in 2020 extensively cites CIRCLE data and quotes our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg.

The Washington Post cites CIRCLE data on early votes cast by young people in key states.