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Millennials Are the Most Likely to Believe that Political Advertisement have the Ability to Influence Voter Behavior
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Millennials Are the Most Likely to Believe that Political Advertisement have the Ability to Influence Voter Behavior

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Feb 17, 2016
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Millennials are more than twice as likely as Boomers to believe that political advertisements have the ability to influence voter behavior. Today’s young people are far less politically polarized than older generations; they are willing to keep an open mind, listen to their opponents’ point of view, and are optimistic when it comes to political progress.

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