OAN Following the 2024 election, Gen Z appears to be trending more conservative just in time for the midterms. One America’s Nathaniel Mannor has more.
After years of being viewed as a solidly liberal voting bloc, Gen Z is showing signs of a conservative shift heading into the 2026 midterm elections. Analysts point to growing dissatisfaction with progressive policies, economic concerns, and rising support for free speech and individual freedoms as driving factors behind the trend.
According to recent polls, more Gen Z voters are identifying with Republican values, particularly on issues like crime, education, and inflation. As both parties gear up for a pivotal 2026 race, the GOP sees an opportunity to capitalize on this generational momentum.