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Democrats lead Republicans by 37 points among likely young voters: Survey

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Democrats lead Republicans by 37 points among likely young voters: Survey

Democrats are leading Republicans by 37 points among young voters who say they’ll definitely cast their ballots this fall, according to the latest Harvard Youth Poll.

On a generic House ballot, Democrats are ahead with 45 percent to 24 percent among voters aged 18-29, a 21-point advantage.

Among voters who are certain they’ll vote in...

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