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5:47Now PlayingDonald Trump gets surprising news as new voter polls reveal shocking shift of young voters between President Biden and Trump. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report.
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Biden is losing young voter support because of these two key issues, new poll finds
"WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is losing support among young voters, according to a new poll, as his handling of the Israel-Hamas conflict and other issues have spurred dissatisfaction among the group.
The Harvard Youth poll, conducted among 2,010 18-29-year-olds, found that Biden would outperform Trump 50% to 37% among registered young voters and 56% to 37% among likely young voters. Among all young adults below 30, those figures narrow with 45% supporting Biden and 37% for Trump. 16% of Americans remain undecided.
By contrast, the president had a much higher lead at this stage during the 2020 election, according to the poll. 60% of likely young voters under 30 supported Biden while only 30% supported Trump. 51% of all young adults supported Biden while 28% supported Trump."
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