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Presumably some sort of data box from the article whose headline and subhead were screen-capped in the last image. This one says at the top: "Filters: Disagrees w "I feel financially stable". Content is: Harris vs. Trump If an election for President were going to be held now [and the Democratic nominee was Kamala...] (the text is truncated in the image) Below that is a data table of percentages: Kamala Harris (Democrat) 40% Donald Trump (Republican) 30% Other 5% Not sure 15% I would not vote 11%

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Presumably some sort of data box from the article whose headline and subhead were screen-capped in the last image. This one says at the top: "Filters: Disagrees w "I feel financially stable". Content is: Harris vs. Trump If an election for President were going to be held now [and the Democratic nominee was Kamala...] (the text is truncated in the image) Below that is a data table of percentages: Kamala Harris (Democrat) 40% Donald Trump (Republican) 30% Other 5% Not sure 15% I would not vote 11%
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Kagan MacTane (he/him) (kagan@wandering.shop)'s status on Monday, 26-Aug-2024 09:25:26 JST Kagan MacTane (he/him)

The data shows a large Gen Z gender gap, but NYT is trying to resurrect the "economic anxiety" narrative with zero evidence. From YMRI (https://youngmenresearchinitiative.substack.com/p/survey-results-young-mens-support)...
Men 18-29: Harris +2
Men 18-29 who say...
"I feel financially unstable": Harris +10
"I can't afford a house in the near future": Harris +10
"I can't afford children in the near future": Harris +19
But among young men who say..
"Feminism is about putting women over men": Harris -19
"Society looks down on masculinity": Harris -32

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