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The trend of Democrats and aligned organizations being heavily outspent by Republicans in their pursuit of young men continues. Republicans outspent Democrats on this demo about 4 to 1 in the last week, and 7 to 1 in Pennsylvania in the mon...
Democrats continue to be heavily outspent in their targeting of young men with digital ads this cycle. Trump-aligned groups outspent Harris-aligned groups at about 5.5 to 1 last week, although this is slightly smaller than the ratio for the...
Pew released a new survey on masculinity last week, which makes it a good time to compare surveys on the topics of masculinity, men’s well-being, and how they all relate to politics. In addition to Pew, we at Young Men Research Initiative d...
Spending on election advertising aimed at young men (defined here as men under 44) continues to ramp up. Republican-aligned groups outspent Democratic-aligned groups 4 to 1 in the last week, and 8 to 1 so far this cycle, on this demographic...
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