Research indicates that the fear of mass shootings does not unite individuals on policy matters, even as concerns are pervasive. This is highlighted by recent studies examining the ‘massacre generation.’
The focus is particularly on the nearly 50 million Americans aged 18 to 29, eligible to vote in the coming midterm elections. Around 60% of them express intent to vote. If this intention translates to action, it would set a new record for midterm election turnout among voters under 30.
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