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A new NBC News Decision Desk Poll surveyed 2,970 adults aged 18-29 from Aug. 13 to Sept. 1, revealing significant gender divides within Generation Z on political and social issues with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.2 percentage points.

A new NBC News Decision Desk Poll surveyed 2,970 adults aged 18-29 from Aug. 13 to Sept. 1, revealing significant gender divides within Generation Z on political and social issues with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.2 percentage points.

Among Gen Z overall, 64% disapprove of Trump's job performance versus 36% who approve, but young men are more evenly split at 53% disapproval and 47% approval, compared to young women at 74% disapproval and 26% approval.

Among Gen Z overall, 64% disapprove of Trump's job performance versus 36% who approve, but young men are more evenly split at 53% disapproval and 47% approval, compared to young women at 74% disapproval and 26% approval.

33% of women reported feeling anxious about the future almost all the time, with an additional third anxious most of the time, while 19% of Gen Z men reported feeling anxious all the time and 27% most of the time. Among Kamala Harris voters, 39% of women put it in their top three priorities, compared to 29% of Harris men.

33% of women reported feeling anxious about the future almost all the time, with an additional third anxious most of the time, while 19% of Gen Z men reported feeling anxious all the time and 27% most of the time. Among Kamala Harris voters, 39% of women put it in their top three priorities, compared to 29% of Harris men.

Gen Z men who voted for Trump rated having children as the most important marker of personal success at 34%, while Gen Z women who voted for Harris ranked having children as second-least important at only 6%.</span

Gen Z men who voted for Trump rated having children as the most important marker of personal success at 34%, while Gen Z women who voted for Harris ranked having children as second-least important at only 6%.

Both Gen Z men and women ranked the same top three definitions of success: having a fulfilling job or career, having enough money to do things they want to do, and achieving financial independence, despite other significant differences. Among Gen Z Trump voters, women prioritized financial independence over children slightly more than men.

Both Gen Z men and women ranked the same top three definitions of success: having a fulfilling job or career, having enough money to do things they want to do, and achieving financial independence, despite other significant differences. Among Gen Z Trump voters, women prioritized financial independence over children slightly more than men.

On workplace gender dynamics, 69% of Gen Z men said gender doesn't make a difference in getting ahead at work, while 51% of Gen Z women agreed, with 44% of women saying men have workplace advantages.

On workplace gender dynamics, 69% of Gen Z men said gender doesn't make a difference in getting ahead at work, while 51% of Gen Z women agreed, with 44% of women saying men have workplace advantages.

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The polling data reveals a troubling trend where young women are abandoning traditional family values in favor of career-focused individualism. Harris-voting women rank marriage and children at the bottom of their success priorities, suggesting a generation that has been convinced to reject the fundamental building blocks of society and stable communities. This represents a dangerous shift away from the family structures that have historically provided meaning, stability and continuity across generations.

The polling data reveals a troubling trend where young women are abandoning traditional family values in favor of career-focused individualism. Harris-voting women rank marriage and children at the bottom of their success priorities, suggesting a generation that has been convinced to reject the fundamental building blocks of society and stable communities. This represents a dangerous shift away from the family structures that have historically provided meaning, stability and continuity across generations.

Young women are making rational choices about their futures by prioritizing financial independence and career fulfillment over traditional expectations that have historically limited their opportunities. The data shows women recognizing workplace gender disparities and responding by focusing on economic self-sufficiency rather than depending on family structures that may not provide security or fulfillment in modern society.

Young women are making rational choices about their futures by prioritizing financial independence and career fulfillment over traditional expectations that have historically limited their opportunities. The data shows women recognizing workplace gender disparities and responding by focusing on economic self-sufficiency rather than depending on family structures that may not provide security or fulfillment in modern society.

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The Gen Z gender gap, fueled by economic hardship and social media's pull, demands empathy. Young men, feeling sidelined, turn to Trump's faux "masculine energy," while right-wing women embrace traditional roles with agency. The left must listen without judgment, addressing shared struggles like housing and mental health to bridge divides, not deepen them. Empathy will unite Gen Z against polarization.

The Gen Z gender gap, fueled by economic hardship and social media's pull, demands empathy. Young men, feeling sidelined, turn to Trump's faux "masculine energy," while right-wing women embrace traditional roles with agency. The left must listen without judgment, addressing shared struggles like housing and mental health to bridge divides, not deepen them. Empathy will unite Gen Z against polarization.

Gen Z is moving rightward thanks to decades of failed liberalism, culminating in COVID lockdowns, the immigration crisis, and mass outrage. Younger ones favor the GOP by large margins, craving normalcy over wokeness. While men are leading this charge, women will also begin to wake up once they break free of the manipulation perpetrated against them by the Baby Boomer generation.

Gen Z is moving rightward thanks to decades of failed liberalism, culminating in COVID lockdowns, the immigration crisis, and mass outrage. Younger ones favor the GOP by large margins, craving normalcy over wokeness. While men are leading this charge, women will also begin to wake up once they break free of the manipulation perpetrated against them by the Baby Boomer generation.

Gen Z Gender Gap Widens on Politics, Success, Family Values

Gen Z Gender Gap Widens on Politics, Success, Family Values

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