Now Reading: As Democrats and Republicans look to grasp the Gen Z vote this election cycle, VoteHub’s head of data science Zach Donnini says there’s been “a really big swing” in favor of the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections. “People talked about Gen Z as a conservative generation, and now we see, maybe, that now they’re swinging back against Trump,” he says. “Maybe it’s just a generation that, built on screens and instant gratification, could just have swingier preferences than other people.”

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As Democrats and Republicans look to grasp the Gen Z vote this election cycle, VoteHub’s head of data science Zach Donnini says there’s been “a really big swing” in favor of the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections. “People talked about Gen Z as a conservative generation, and now we see, maybe, that now they’re swinging back against Trump,” he says. “Maybe it’s just a generation that, built on screens and instant gratification, could just have swingier preferences than other people.”

As Democrats and Republicans look to grasp the Gen Z vote this election cycle, VoteHub’s head of data science Zach Donnini says there’s been “a really big swing” in favor of the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections. “People talked about Gen Z as a conservative generation, and now we see, maybe, that now they’re swinging back against Trump,” he says. “Maybe it’s just a generation that, built on screens and instant gratification, could just have swingier preferences than other people.”

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As Democrats and Republicans look to grasp the Gen Z vote this election cycle, VoteHub’s head of data science Zach Donnini says there’s been “a really big swing” in favor of the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections. “People talked about Gen Z as a conservative generation, and now we see, maybe, that now they’re swinging back against Trump,” he says. “Maybe it’s just a generation that, built on screens and instant gratification, could just have swingier preferences than other people.”

As Democrats and Republicans look to grasp the Gen Z vote this election cycle, VoteHub’s head of data science Zach Donnini says there’s been “a really big swing” in favor of the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections.</p><p>“People talked about Gen Z as a conservative generation, and now we see, maybe, that now they’re swinging back against Trump,” he says. “Maybe it’s just a generation that, built on screens and instant gratification, could just have swingier preferences than other people.” | CBS News