The Fulcrum
CIRCLE
The polls are suggesting a huge shift in the electorate. Are they right?
Abby Kiesa of CIRCLE is quoted about the challenges of polling young voters, particularly via traditional phone surveys, saying “Even if they’re on a cell phone, they’re much less likely to answer it.”
The Hill
Biden’s support for potential TikTok ban risks backlash from young voters
Kei Kawashima-Ginsberg, director of CIRCLE, discusses the potential impact of proposed legislation that could ban TikTok on young voters noting, “What I see as a longtime watcher of young people and social media is that they will always find a place to talk and gather and activate and organize.”
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh-area high schoolers try to get peers registered to vote - and stay engaged in politics
Alberto Medina of CIRCLE is quoted throughout this article on youth voting in the Pittsburgh area. CIRCLE research on the increase in youth voting since 2014 is included.
The Wall Street Journal
The Rough Years That Turned Gen Z Into America’s Most Disillusioned Voters
This article cites research from CIRCLE indicating that about 41 million young people ages 18 to 27 will be eligible to vote this year.Harris plans to visit the Parkland school where 14 kids were killed in 2018
This article cites a poll from CIRCLE on the 2024 election, noting that gun violence prevention is a top issue for young voters.
ABC11 WTVD
Voting registration drives underway ahead of Friday deadline
CIRCLE research that revealed half of voters between ages 18 and 29 voted in the 2020 general election, up 11 percentage points from 2016, is linked in this article. Data on youth voter turnout in North Carolina is also cited
NPR
In Arizona, these young Native American voters seize their political power
This article accompanying a Morning Edition episode on the perspectives of Arizona youth Native American voters cites 2024 YESI rankings from CIRCLE.
USA Today