Power at the Polls: How Gen Z voted (or didn't) and why it matters

You've read the headlines -- Generation Z (1996-2009) is being credited for swaying the presidential election. This came as a surprise to many political experts because historically voters ages 18-to-29 tend to vote Democratic.

However, in the days leading up to the election, former President Donald Trump's campaign picked up a larger portion of voters under age 30 than any Republican presidential candidate since 2008.

There are many reasons why this happened, which we'll explore in greater detail on this webinar.

We'll also delve into the story behind the story -- what new information we learned about Gen Z and their influence, plus valuable insights about next gen trends in advocacy, community-building, marketing, and leadership strategies.

Join XYZ University for a fascinating deep dive into the election results with a panel of Gen Z, youth marketing, and political experts.