Why some Gen Z voters are planning to leave a line on their ballots blank this year
Download mp3 (9.96 MB)2020 was a record-setting election for youth turnout. But a survey from the Kennedy School at Harvard finds 18- to 29-year-olds seem less likely to vote this November than they did four years ago. And Fortesa Latifi wanted to find out why.
Latifi is a features reporter at Teen Vogue and spoke with several younger voters. She joined The Show to talk more about what she learned. It appeared that the question for some Gen Z voters — and generally those who lean left — isn't how they are going to vote, but if they are going to vote.
Neeaz Khalatbari
Fortesa Latifi
