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Hell hath no fury like a young man scorned. Gen Zyn swung right for Trump in 2024, but last week’s elections show they’re beginning to question whether the president can make life more affordable. Whether Democrats can keep them remains to be seen.
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In hindsight, the election in Virginia last week could have been called for Abigail Spanberger at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Turnout numbers were coming in from Virginia Tech, in Blacksburg, and they were blowing the doors off. By that afternoon hour, turnout had already surpassed 2024 presidential levels at all three of Virginia’s Tech’s campus precincts—a shocking threshold for an off-year election for governor.
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