Young voters
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Young voters are a key demographic necessary for a Democrat to win a presidential election. Democrat presidential candidates carefully cater to young voters every 4 years in the United States to try to boost their support and turnout.
Typically the age group for young voters is 18 to 29 years old. Other age groupings are 30-44, 35-64, and 65 and above years old.
Exit polls credit young voters as the reason the red wave in 2022 did not materialize: young women voted Democrat by a record 46%, while young men voted Democrat by 11%.[1]