One of the biggest takeaways from the 2024 election was that Donald Trump far exceeded expectations when it came to Gen Z voters.

Trump made notable gains among younger voters, specifically those under 30. The narrowing of the gap was a surprising development for many on the left and signaled major challenges for the Democratic Party’s future. (Subscribe to MR. RIGHT, a free weekly newsletter about modern masculinity)

But since Trump’s honeymoon phase in February, his net job approval has dropped across all age demographics, according to the Economist/YouGov’s polling. However, the most pronounced decline has been among individuals under the age of 30.

NEW Economist/YouGov
Net favorability of Donald Trump at the start of his second term | now among U.S. adult citizens by age
18-29: 5 | -51
30-44: -6 | -17
45-64: 12 | 0
65 : -4 | -16https://t.co/uHmXKOcv8D pic.twitter.com/wW69ax23y5

— YouGov America (@YouGovAmerica)

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