A key demographic that significantly contributed to President Joe Biden's win in 2020 appears to be drifting away from the Democratic Party, according to recent studies.

A Harvard University analysis suggests that young Americans, aged 18-29, are shifting from liberal stances and leaning more towards conservatism.

John Della Volpe, from the Harvard Kennedy Institute of Politics, observed a decline in younger Americans associating with the Democratic Party. In 2019, 39% of the youth identified as Democrats; by the next year, this decreased to 35%.

There was a rise in those identifying as independents or unaffiliated, from 36% in 2019 to 40% in the present year. Those identifying as Republicans also saw a marginal increase from 23% to 24%.

A key demographic that significantly contributed to President Joe Biden's win in 2020 appears to be drifting away from the Democratic Party, according to recent studies.
A Harvard University analysis suggests that young Americans, aged 18-29, are shifting from liberal stances and leaning more towards conservatism.
John Della Volpe, from the Harvard Kennedy Institute of Politics, observed a decline in younger Americans associating with the Democratic Party. In 2019, 39% of the youth identified as Democrats; by the next year, this decreased to 35%.
There was a rise in those identifying as independents or unaffiliated, from 36% in 2019 to 40% in the present year. Those identifying as Republicans also saw a marginal increase from 23% to 24%.

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