#age-demographics

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US politics
fromAxios
1 day ago

Inside Tuesday's blowout: Democrats' breakthroughs

Democrats narrowed or eliminated the gender gap, won across most age groups, and captured strong Latino support, producing notable gains in state and local elections.
New York City
fromwww.amny.com
3 days ago

EARLY VOTING: Turnout sets a non-presidential election year record as NYC Mayor's Race energizes the city | amNewYork

A record 732,866 New York City voters cast early ballots in the mayoral general election, with older generations comprising 58% of early turnout.
Television
fromZDNET
3 weeks ago

6 reasons TV captions are a must-have for people under 45 now

More than half of people watch TV with subtitles enabled, with adults under 45 using captions far more frequently than those 45 and older.
fromwww.bbc.com
4 weeks ago

TikTok or bust? Tories try to work out how to win younger voters

Pollster Luke Tryl, from More in Common, told a Tory conference fringe meeting: "At the last election the average age someone started voting Conservative was in their 60s. It's now even later. "The Conservatives are basically only being kept afloat in the polls at the moment by the over 75 age category. Obviously, for demographic reasons, that is not a sustainable place to be."
UK politics
fromNBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
1 month ago

The rise of over-40 influencers on social media

"We have seen this in recent studies. The younger social media users are looking at older people as authorities on things that they like," Xie said. A 40-something finding success is Dallas influencer Chris Kahle. "It was kind of weird how it happened," Kahle said. "It wasn't even something I was thinking about. I literally posted about my neighbors back in 2024, and the post went viral. That put me over 10,000 followers, and it's been growing fast ever since."
Social media marketing
Digital life
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

It used to weigh me down': UK readers on why they do or don't carry a wallet

Digital wallets are widespread among younger Britons while many older adults continue to rely on physical debit and credit cards.
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