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Gen Z Panic Over This REVEALED As Reason For Stunning Trump Shift
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5:23Now PlayingGen Z male voters speak on why they have shifted to support the right and vote for Donald Trump, in opposition with Gen Z female voters, in new report revealing panic over one area being the driving factor. John Iadarola and Yasmin Kahn break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Gen Z's financial angst underlies shift to the right
"Gen Z's lofty salary goal of nearly $600,000 a year underlies a generational shift to the political right.
Why it matters: Young voters were already moving away from a liberal worldview, but if these attitudes hold, the implications for the next few election cycles are profound.
Catch up quick: Financial services company Empower surveyed more than 2,200 Americans in September and the Gen Z respondents — born between 1997 and 2012 — said they would need to make more than $587,000 a year to be "financially successful."
That's roughly three times to six times what any other age group said they would need.
It's almost nine times the average U.S. salary, according to the Social Security Administration."
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