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Latin Times
Latin Times
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Maria Villarroel

Amid decreasing support from young people, the Biden campaign seeks to maintain momentum among Seniors

With questions regarding Biden's age and competency loom large, the campaign tries to find support in another demographic— the elderly. (Credit: AFP)

As questions regarding President Joe Biden's age and competency loom large throughout his reelection bid, growing literature shows shifting support from young people away from the incumbent. But with this group potentially moving away from the Democratic party, the Biden campaign seems to have found alliance in another demographic— the elderly.

Different studies during the 2024 campaign cycle predict a potential rightward move, not only from young people, but also several minority groups, particularly Latinos and Black people. But simultaneously, voters 65 years old and up seem to largely support Biden, the oldest U.S. president to date, Noticias Telemundo reports.

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