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Survey Reveals Young Voters Split on Kirk's Influence

11/27/2025

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A Young America's Foundation survey finds 42% of young liberal voters believe Charlie Kirk's views contributed to the violence after his assassination.
Seventy percent say there is no justification for murder over differing opinions, and comfort among young conservatives expressing their views declined from 65% to 51%.
Fifty-one percent feel opportunities are limited; 21% of young white voters say they have more opportunities than their parents, versus 41% of young black voters and 47% of young Hispanic voters.

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A Young America's Foundation survey finds 42% of young liberal voters believe Charlie Kirk's views contributed to the violence after his assassination.
Seventy percent say there is no justification for murder over differing opinions, and comfort among young conservatives expressing their views declined from 65% to 51%.
Fifty-one percent feel opportunities are limited; 21% of young white voters say they have more opportunities than their parents, versus 41% of young black voters and 47% of young Hispanic voters.