Name: 'The gender divide with Gen Z is wider than the Grand Canyon': Enten on changing demographics
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If you are between 18 and 29 years old, you will remember of what is known as Gen Z and you are no doubt all watching this program on your giant big screen linear television, maybe even with rabbit ears, but be that as it may, we've got new data that shows just how different Gen Z is.

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This voting block is from everyone else and also internally.

CNN chief data analyst, Harry Enten is here.

So let's talk, let's talk about the kids, Harry.

You know, oftentimes we talk about a gender divide in our politics, but the gender divide with Gen Z is wider than the Grand Canyon.

My goodness gracious, what are we talking about here?

Well, let's just first talk about party ID margin.

Look, there's a gender divide no matter where you look, but among Generation Z, it's significantly wider.

Look at this, among female Gen Z, look, Democrats plus 19 points, but look at Republicans among men.

That is a, get this, 37 point gender gap.

Now among all others, again, you see that Democrats lead among females, but only by seven, significantly less than 19.

And then among all others, male, again, you see a Republican lead, but instead of plus 18, it's plus 13.

So what we see is a gender gap of 20 points among all others and get that 37 points, nearly double among Generation Z.

As I said, the gender gap is a Grand Canyon wide, baby.

It's trends we see in overall society magnified in Gen Z.

What if you look inside that generation at some of the splits there?

Yeah, you know I like to dive deep into that data.

So I think it's just so important, the attributes.

It's not just on politics, it's about how they see life.

So Generation Z, important in your own view of success.

Having children, look at this, male Trump voters, 34% say that that is important to your own view of success, having children.

That ranks number one, number one on the list of attributes that a recent NBC News poll put out.

Now compare that to female Harris voters saying, having children is important in your own view of success.

And get this, on the list of attributes, it ranks last.

So ranking last for female Harris voters, having children in your own view of success compared to ranking numero uno to male Trump voters.

And again, you have something that was sort of the mirror image of that in a way, right?

Okay, important in your own view of success, having emotional stability.

That ranks three, three among Harris voters, 39%.

But get this, among male Trump voters, it's just 9%, a 30 point gap and it ranks last for Trump voters.

So again, just very different attributes on how the different genders are seeing life in general.

And that is of course magnified when you look at female Harris voters who say having emotional stability is far more important than male Trump voters.

And again, having children, which male Trump voters say is far more important in order their view of life success than female Harris voters.

Again, it's just so much difference between the genders when you look at Generation Z and it's not just politics, it's about how they view success in life.

Interesting if they will carry this with them as they get older or whether in some ways they grow out of it and become more like us old people, but we'll see.

Now I'm joining your group, especially with some gray in the background.

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