CIRCLE Youth Voting Data
About 42% of eligible youth voted in 2024, according to a CIRCLE analysis.
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Tisch College is at the forefront of a growing academic discipline: Civic Studies. Civic Studies is an interdisciplinary field that focuses on critical reflection, ethical thinking, and action for social change, within and between societies.
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Alumni Profile: Alexandra Dingle
Alexandra Dingle’s passion for transnational approaches to education began in Tisch College’s 1+4 Bridge Year Program in Pune, India. She is now applying these experiences as a VIA Global Community Fellow and mentor to First Year Global Program students in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
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Big Data for Democracy
Tisch College has one of the biggest research teams in the U.S. devoted to understanding the challenges to our democracy—and the opportunities to build and sustain it. We use that scholarship to inform our own programming at Tufts and to drive national conversations about voting and elections, the role of citizens, the health of democratic institutions, and the power of young people.
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Young Voters Shifted Toward Trump but Still Favored Harris Overall
About 42% of eligible youth voted in 2024, according to a CIRCLE analysis.
Where We Are Now in American Politics, and Where We Might Go
A Tufts political scientist on polarization, news bubbles, and the dangers of presidential republics
Trump won support of young men, but also gained with young women: ‘He was able to speak to them and motivate them’
This article highlighting 2024 youth voter data from CIRCLE quotes Abby Kiesa and Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg.
Gen Z isn’t as woke as you thought
This article highlights a vote analysis from CIRCLE that is based on the AP VoteCast survey of more than 120,000 voters.
Yes, Trump improved with young men. But he drew young women, too.
Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg of CIRCLE, shares some of the factors that influenced youth voting in the 2024 election.
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