Research into the experiences of younger generations, often referred to as the ‘massacre generation,’ provides insight into the complexities of shared fears and their influence on policy perspectives. Despite the pervasive anxiety surrounding mass shootings, unity in policy opinions remains elusive.
Approximately 50 million Americans aged 18 to 29 are eligible to participate in the forthcoming midterm elections. Among them, around 60% express a commitment to voting. If this anticipation materializes, it would mark a historic turnout for under-30 voters in midterm elections.
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