Young people are pissed off: Housing crush sours millennial voters
Housing And Homelessness,2022 Elections,Voting Rights And Voter Fraud,Elections,Polls,Economy And Jobs,Inflation,Millennials
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President Joe Biden’s job-approval ratings have sunk across the board, but no group has abandoned him more strikingly than the young adults who helped propel him to the White House.
While these voters are frustrated by Washington’s slow action on climate change and student debt, there’s another, often overlooked reason for their growing pessimism: The surging cost of housing has hit them harder than anyone else.
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