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Young voters deliver 'unambiguously good news' for Dems in pivotal swing state

Democrats have a large advantage among young voters in Michigan across the different races coming to the ballot in November, according to a new poll from the Alliance for Youth Power PAC and YouGov released Monday, which showed “pretty unambiguously good news for Democrats,” as John Ray, a senior political analyst at YouGov Blue, described in a press…

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Raw Story· Oct 5, 2:36 PMYoung voters deliver 'unambiguously good news' for Dems in pivotal swing state

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