Yeah of course. Millenials are aged around 22 - 38. They're the biggest demographic of people, have the experience of living in current economic times, a modern understanding of technology, and policies will affect them more than any other demographic that can run. Being a millenial won't make you the best cadidate, but it's more likely somebody pulled from that demographic will have a more modern nuanced view of the world.
Gen x'ers too, but the boomers have got to start going.
Well old people vote the most. And the AARP is phone of the biggest lobbies in country.
If more of us millennial as voted for congressmen, senators (at both the state and the local level) and on state and local issues things wouldn’t be as bad.
ScoffSlaphead72 on July 3rd, 2018 at 01:24 UTC »
We dont need to elect millenials(really we should elect who is best, old, young whoever)
We need to stop congressmen being paid off by big companies and using politics for their own gain.
HQuez on July 3rd, 2018 at 01:45 UTC »
Yeah of course. Millenials are aged around 22 - 38. They're the biggest demographic of people, have the experience of living in current economic times, a modern understanding of technology, and policies will affect them more than any other demographic that can run. Being a millenial won't make you the best cadidate, but it's more likely somebody pulled from that demographic will have a more modern nuanced view of the world.
Gen x'ers too, but the boomers have got to start going.
LispyJesus on July 3rd, 2018 at 02:00 UTC »
Well old people vote the most. And the AARP is phone of the biggest lobbies in country.
If more of us millennial as voted for congressmen, senators (at both the state and the local level) and on state and local issues things wouldn’t be as bad.