"Young voters overall, according to CIRCLE's analysis, preferred Biden over Trump by a 25-point margin (61% to 36%), and young people of color were especially key to Biden's victory."

"With more than 25 million votes cast by Gen Z and Millennials, CIRCLE estimated young adult turnout will top 53 percent, besting the previous high of 51%, set in 2008."

CIRCLE analysis of young people's engagement and impact in the 2020 election informs this feature on youth voting

"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).

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

Reporting on the potential electoral influence of young Latinos includes our data on early votes cast by youth in key battleground states.

Our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg spoke with and about young voters live on Minnesota Public Radio.

This major feature on Gen Z's political participation cites CIRCLE data on youth activism and on the issues that matter most to young people.

Our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg comments on young people's interest in political engagement and social change in 2020.

CIRCLE Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg speaks with NPR's Michelle Martin about the political participation and impact of youth.

Our Director Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg shares CIRCLE data and comments on young people's passion for political change.