Young women ages 18 to 29 have become significantly more liberal compared to previous generations, with around 40 percent identifying as liberal versus 19 percent as conservative.
The views of young men have changed little, showing a distinct gender gap among voters aged 18 to 29, with 67 percent of young women supporting Vice President Kamala Harris.
Political scientists note that such pronounced shifts in political ideology among young women, regardless of education or race, are unusual and noteworthy.
The analysis shows that young women are more liberal across various issues like climate change, abortion rights, and gun laws compared to their male counterparts.
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