Young people vote later in the day usually. So the exit polls could be missing them.

The weather, school, etc., all can have an effect.

It could be that they thought their candidate had it in the bag so their vote isn't needed. We won't really know until the results are in and it's been directed to death

We should see the updated exit polls shortly after polls close.

unfortunately. I wish they’d get on the bandwagon. We need everyone.

I hope the statistic is a fluke - we need these young voters in our party.

college students chose to vote in their home states. I also wonder if there was a decline in birth rate and if they factor in. I know of many young adults who have chosen different routes than we imagine yet get the job done anyway. And there could be apathy. It's not a hard state to register to vote in even with the new registration requirements.

The Republicans in the state legislature passed a law making it harder for part time residents such as college students to vote in NH.

which has not been recognized in the demographic analysis I'm seeing.

I've seen it in print media but not on CNN.

just after posting that I switched to a livestream and the topic came right up on that news coverage!

Link to tweet

fairly late in the day.

But I doubt it will change that much. Part of it is because the Republicans changed the rules to make it harder for college students to vote.

isn't motivation enough then they can deal with it when their generation picks up the pieces of 8 years of dump.

Like AOC and Michael Moore have been screaming for months. Yes, it would be wonderful but if think we can just coast into the GE thinking all we need to get is to turn out the young in order to win, we'll lose 40 states.

Anyone who builds a campaign who’s primary focus is 18-24 year olds is ignoring history.

massive.

I can tell you this. Every year I offered extra credit for any student who showed me an “I Voted” sticker. Over three decades the percent of students who received extra credit never got above 2%.