Yale Youth Poll

Trump would be the heavy favorite across most age ranges-if he ran again

Vance leads across racial groups

Republicans with associate's or technical degrees are most likely to want their party to prioritize turning out its base

Republicans want their party to prioritize turning out its base

Diploma divide on how the Democratic Party should win the next election

Generational divide on how the Democratic Party should win the next election

Young men and young women align on many "manosphere" takes

Voters have varying views on "manosphere" takes

Democrats and Republicans have similar views on young men's struggles

Young voters, particularly young men, are more likely to say that young men have a harder time than young women

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Among voters 18-34, self-identified "extremely conservative" voters are most likely to agree with statements commonly considered antisemitic

Young voters are more likely to agree with statements commonly considered antisemitic

Wide generational divide on what the term "Zionism" means

A majority of young voters favor decreasing or stopping all military aid to Israel

Younger voters are less likely to say that American Jews have had a positive impact on the United States

The undergraduate-led Yale Youth Poll at Yale University has published its Fall 2025 results. Verasight fielded the survey, which captured insights from 3,426 registered voters, including 1,706 voters between ages 18-34. We’re proud to support this research and help advance understanding of generational perspectives. youthpoll.yale.edu/fall-2025-resu…

Young people (18-29) are more likely to believe they are behind their peers in reaching romantic milestones

Most voters have reliable friends, with very few age and gender differences