Gen Z political behavior and the impact of the pandemic and social media on their voting preferences
About this podcast
Join Kennedy on 'Kennedy Saves the World' for a compelling discussion with Rachel Janfaza, Founder of Up and Up Strategies. They dive deep into the surprising political shifts within Gen Z, exploring how the rise of TikTok and the profound experience of the pandemic have reshaped the worldview and voting preferences of this generation. Uncover the factors behind Gen Z's unexpected leaning in recent elections, the intriguing gender divide in voting patterns, and the distinct characteristics of 'Gen Z 1.0' versus 'Gen Z 2.0' based on their age during the pandemic. This episode offers critical insights into the evolving political landscape and the complex influences on young voters today.
podcaster host & Guests
Kennedy
Public Figure Media Host
Rachel Janfaza
Political Researcher Generational Analyst
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