Millennials and Gen Z’s

Millennials & Gen Z are large and powerful voting blocks in the United States. Together, they represent a significant portion of the electorate, and their votes could certainly influence the outcome of elections and force changes in Congress.

However, it’s important to note that simply voting alone may not be enough to achieve significant change in Congress. Voter turnout among young people has historically been lower than among older generations, and even when young people do vote, they may not always vote as a cohesive block with shared priorities.

To effectively force changes in Congress, Gen Z and Millennials would need to organize and advocate for policies and candidates that align with their values and priorities. This could involve joining or supporting political campaigns, engaging in grassroots activism, and working to build coalitions with other groups and communities.

Ultimately, the power to effect change in Congress lies not just in voting, but in the ability of individuals and groups to mobilize and organize around issues they care about.

Gen.Z’s and Millennials What do You  Say ?

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