Gen Z has very different views on taxes than Boomers, but one generation votes more often
Surveys show an age gap across the top issues on California's ballot, including taxing billionaires and requiring IDs to vote. But while Gen Z makes up 30% of the state’s eligible voters, they are far less likely to vote than their counterparts age 55 and older.
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Gen Z has very different views on taxes than Boomers, but one generation votes more often
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Gen Z has very different views on taxes than Boomers, but one generation votes more often
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Gen Z has very different views on taxes than Boomers, but one generation votes more often