From 2020 to 2024, young women shifted 11 points away from the Democrat Party toward Donald Trump.
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From 2020 to 2024, young women shifted 11 points away from the Democrat Party toward Donald Trump.
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Isabel recounts predicting Gen Z conservatism in her 2024 book. Young men delivered Trump back to the White House; young women shifted 11 points toward Trump. The ideology gender gap peaked at nearly 30 points. [1] — Isabel Brown "Isabel Brown saw it first on college campuses: the truly rebellious move for Gen Z isn't rainbow hair and socialism — it's rejecting all of…" 58:50 [2] — Isabel Brown "Young women shifted 11 points toward Trump 2020–2024: From 2020 to 2024, young women shifted 11 points away from the Democrat Party toward …" 1:02:59
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