Shared Fear Over Mass Shootings Doesn’t Translate to Unified Policy Views

Shared Fear Over Mass Shootings Doesn’t Translate to Unified Policy Views

Research by Jillian Turanovic and Kristin Lloyd reveals a gap between the perceived threat of mass shootings and consensus on policy solutions. This study focuses on the ‘massacre generation,’ which has grown up amid increasing occurrences of mass shooting events.

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Currently, nearly 50 million Americans aged 18 to 29 are eligible to vote in the upcoming midterm elections. Remarkably, about 60% of these young voters indicate a plan to participate in the election. This turnout could potentially set a historic record for midterm election participation among those under 30, emphasizing the significant role this demographic plays in shaping electoral outcomes.

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