Young voters are much less likely to vote in next year's presidential elections than they were in 2020. Beyond their gender, ethnicity, political orientation or education level, all categories showed a decline in a new poll by the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics.
Latino voters, however, showed the steepest decline in terms of percentage points among all groups surveyed: the amount who said they would "definitely" vote next year dropped 16 percentage points, from 56 to 40 percent, compared to the poll conducted in the fall of 2019. That is almost 30 percent less than four years ago, making Latino voters the second group with the least amount of respondents behind Black voters.
