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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What’s Love (And Sex and Porn) Got to Do With Elections?
Post-election, some commentators fell into the trap of dismissing all young men who listen to Rogan or voted for Trump as “incels,” a specific misogynistic ideology often linked to violence. But while most young men certainly don’t fall int...
The Right’s $1.2B Nonprofit Ecosystem Targeting Young People, Particularly Men, and their Media
Voters 18-29 swung 11 points to Trump from 2020 to 2024 (and roughly 15 points for men 18-29), larger than any other age group. This was not a coincidence. And this shift wasn’t because of Kamala Harris’ position on tax policy, for example ...
Who Cares About Boys & Men?
Trump won 45-64 year olds by 10 points: according to NBC exit polls, the only generation he won outright (other exits have him winning them by a smaller margin, but all agree this demo went for Trump). These (mostly) Gen Xers also made up t...
Where Do Dems Go From Here: Should They Go on Rogan, Build Their Own or Aim Policy Proposals at Young Men
Young men appear to have had the biggest swing toward Trump since 2020 of any age and gender demographic. So what should Democrats (and progressives) do going forward?
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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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