Gen Z is bringing it with record-breaking turnout: The Kids Are All Right!
WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — With Election Day just a few days away, a Gen Z-led organization is projecting that young voters are on track to break youth voter turnout records.Voters of Tomorrow said a report has found early vote turnout is surpassing initial projections.
"Pulling from official early vote totals from Secretary of State data as of 6:00 pm Thursday, Voters of Tomorrow is tracking increased youth early vote turnout in multiple battleground states and nationwide," the organization said in a press release Friday.
Voters of Tomorrow said young voters across the nation have surpassed the early vote turnout projection by 20%. The organization said the benchmarks are based on 2022 voting preference rates.
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Michigan, for example, is showing a youth early vote increase over projections of +221%!!
I would wager that Republicans in the know are beginning to shit multiple bricks over the blue tsunami that is about to wipe them out.
Gen Z-led organization projecting record youth voter turnout nationally
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I agree with you.
The Gen Z kids (boys and girls) mostly find dt disgusting. A couple of weeks ago I subbed for a Government class for two days and the assignment was to show the Frontline Documentary, The Choice: Harris Vs. Trump.
They had to take notes (the teacher asked questions about their early life's, the differences, etc.). One of the boys (11th grader) wrote at the bottom of his paper in big letters: "He's crazy"!
. As they were handing their papers in I saw it and just died laughing. I said, "I hope things go the way I want them to!"
What a lot of men (and some women) tend to forget is that both Gen Z and Gen Y were born after Roe had been in effect for quite a while. They grew up in an America where the right to safe, legal abortion care was an established fact and something they thought they'd always be able to count on. (Even though there were people trying to chip away at it from the beginning, the impacts of their efforts were mostly on abortion providers, rather than people in need of that care.)
When the Roberts court struck Roe down, those young women were aghast, shocked, and angry at having a right they'd had their entire lives taken away from them in the blink of an eye. I think they, along with older women like me who remember the "before times" and don't want to go back, are going to teach the GOP a painful lesson in this election, one they may or may not be ready to learn.
And I say "Bring it on!" 
What a lot of men (and some women) tend to forget is that both Gen Z and Gen Y were born after Roe had been in effect for quite a while. They grew up in an America where the right to safe, legal abortion care was an established fact and something they thought they'd always be able to count on (even though there were people trying to chip away at it from the beginning).
When the Roberts court struck Roe down, those young women were aghast, shocked, and angry at having a right they'd had their entire lives taken away from them in the blink of an eye. I think they, along with older women like me who remember the "before times" and don't want to go back, are going to teach the GOP a painful lesson in this election, one they may or may not be ready to learn.
And I say "Bring it on!"
But yall gotta continue to go VOTE if you haven't already!!! 
I made two great ones. 
Their friends are fantastic too.
