Generational Divide Grows Among Black Democratic Voters: Report
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Generational Divide Grows Among Black Democratic Voters: Report
Young Black voters are increasingly challenging the influence of older Black Democratic leaders, revealing a growing generational divide within the party, according to Axios. Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary offered a notable example. Rep. Jim Clyburn, 86, backed establishment candidate Haley Stevens, but Abdul El-Sayed, 41, narrowly defeated her despite more than $60 million in outside spending. El-Sayed performed particularly well in count…
Young Black voters buck Democratic old guard
The nation's old guard of Black leaders is still a key force for Democrats, but this year's primaries have revealed the rising influence of Black Gen Z voters who aren't swayed by their elders' seniority, civil rights credentials or endorsements.Driving the news: Michigan's Democratic primary for Senate offered a snapshot of the growing generational divide among Black voters in particular.U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn, 86, a civil rights icon from South…
Let's take the primary for the Senate in Michigan, in which Haley Stevens, a democratic supported by the "Establish" was defeated by socialist Abdul El-Sayed, who... Read
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