Young Men Research Initiative
Young Men Research InitiativeGen Z’s political gender gap has exploded in the US and globally. YMRI researches the gender gap and supports campaigns to engage young men on progressive issues in 2024 and beyond. Donate at: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/youngmenresearchinitiative
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New Research: Elon Musk’s “America PAC” Aims To Push Young Men in Swing States To Trump
Elon Musk’s America PAC has emerged as a major player this election cycle, claiming to potentially spend up to $180 million to support Donald Trump’s campaign, with Musk’s “intimate” involvement. YMRI looked at the targeting of America Pac’...
Data Dive: Reaching Young Men Voters Via Sports
The NFL kicked off last week, the baseball pennant races are heating up and soccer has returned from its summer break. And, of course, the election is weeks away. It must be fall.
ICYMI: NYT and Wired Deep Dives Into Trump’s Pursuit of the Manosphere (Manoverse?) And More Coverage of Young Men in the Election
Summer is over and we’re in the sprint to election day. To get you up to speed, we’ve compiled some recent coverage of young men in the election, including Trump’s pursuit of young male voters via the Manosphere, as well as some mentions of...
When it Comes to Young Men, This Ain't 2008
After the convention, and as “brat summer” draws to a close there have been comparisons of Harris’ youth support to Obama’s first election. But in 2008, 62 percent of young men voted for Obama, a 28 point margin over their support for McCai...
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The Young Men Research Initiative is researching young men, 18-34, and strategies for better engaging them politically.
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