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My most jarring takeaway from the new Harvard Youth Poll out today: by a 3-to-1 margin, young Americans are more likely to see the US relationship with Israel as a burden than as a benefit.
🟢 Mostly a benefit to the US - 16%
🔴 Mostly a burden to the US - 46%
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
Continuing a dark trend from the past two polls, this most recent Harvard Youth Poll shows an all-time high level of young Americans believing the nation is on the “wrong track” — the highest point in two decades of polling.
🟢 Right Direction - 13%
🔴 Wrong Track - 59%
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
My latest article analyzes the results of @HarvardPoll's just released 52nd Youth Poll and its implications for Generation Z's priorities ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Read in @HarvardPolitics below:
theharvardpoliticalreview.co…
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Only 48% of Americans aged 18-29 say that it is important that they have kids in the future.
Interestingly, there is no significant difference between young men (49%) and young women (47%).
For comparison, 74% said the same for owning a home.
Per new nationwide @HarvardPoll
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
📊 NEW TODAY: The 50th Edition of the Harvard Youth Poll surveyed 18-to-29-year-olds nationwide and reveals a generation navigating financial hardship, frayed social bonds, and declining trust in institutions.
View full results ➡️ ken.sc/s25-poll
ALT Harvard Youth Poll - 50th Edition, Spring 2025 Top Findings and Takeaways Institute of Politics
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
New from the @HarvardPoll 50th edition:
Less than HALF of 18-29 year-old Dems approve of Democrats' job in Congress, compared to nearly 3/4 of young Republicans who approve of their leaders on the Hill.
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW NATIONAL POLL
18-29 YEAR OLDS:
Do you approve of job performance of Democrats/Republicans in Congress?
2017: 🔵D: 42% 🔴R: 28%
2021: 🔵D: 52% 🔴R: 28%
2025: 🔵D: 29% 🔴R: 29%
@HarvardPoll March 14-25, before @CoryBooker filibuster and @ChrisVanHollen El Salvador visit
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW POLLING FROM @HarvardPoll
Just 17% of young Americans ages 18-29 feel deeply connected to a community, with serious implications for mental health.
Harvard Youth Poll (3/14-3/25), n=2,096
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW POLLING FROM @HarvardPoll
Young Americans show broad opposition to key Trump policies, from DOGE and federal layoffs to tariffs and abolishing the Department of Education.
Harvard Youth Poll (3/14-3/25), n=2,096
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW POLLING FROM @HarvardPoll
Less than half of young Americans (48%) say that having children is important. Only 46% are confident they’ll have kids.
Other life goals polled show similar shift away from traditional family goals.
Harvard Youth Poll (3/14-3/25), n=2,096
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW POLLING FROM @HarvardPoll
Approval of Congressional Democrats has plummeted among young Americans, falling from 48% in 2020 to just 23% in 2025.
Trump and Congressional Republicans’ approval is unchanged.
Harvard Youth Poll (3/14-3/25), n=2,096
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
Is there a liberal equivalent to Joe Rogan for Gen Z Americans? Probably not.
What percent of 18-29-year-olds have heard of _____?
🟡 Joe Rogan (85%)
🟣 Alex Cooper (40%)
🟢 Hasan Piker (37%)
According to new @HarvardPoll (4/13-25, n = 2,096)
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW POLL: Young men view Andrew Tate very negatively.
Views of 18-29 men on Andrew Tate:
🟢 8% favorable
🔴 47% unfavorable
⚪️ 40% not enough info/never heard of
Latest nationwide @HarvardPoll of young Americans (3/13-25, n = 2,096)
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW POLL: Young Republicans prioritize family-oriented goals over Democrats.
How important is it to achieve the following?
🏠 Own a home - R: 85%, D: 76%
💍 Get married - R: 75%, D: 56%
🍼 Have kids - R: 69%, D: 43%
Latest @HarvardPoll of young Americans (3/14-25, n = 2,096)
Harvard Public Opinion Project retweeted
NEW POLL RESULTS @HarvardPoll
Only 41% of 18-29-year-olds are proud to be American.
29% are embarrassed and 26% are neither proud nor embarrassed.
🔴 Republicans: 76% proud to be American
🔵 Democrats: 24% proud to be American
Harvard Youth Poll (3/14-3/25), n=2,096
