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Millennials and Gen Zers seem at first glance to agree on social and political issues . A Pew Research Center poll conducted in the fall of 2018 (more than a year before the Covid-19 pandemic) among Americans aged 13 and older indicated that both generations were rather progressive and trusted the administrative apparatus to govern the country ( 7 out of 10 Gen Zers believe in the ability of governments to solve problems) , seeing the increase in ethnic diversity as a good thing for their country, and judging the United States less as a superior nation than before.


more likely than their elders to recognize human iran cell phone number list responsibility for global warming , and are more sensitive to the persistence of racism in the United States (2/3 of Gen Zers and Millennials, compared to 50% of Gen Xers and Boomers).


In some ways, however, Generation Z stands out from previous generations. Regarding the Trump presidency , a Pew Research Center poll conducted in January 2020 indicated that only 22% of voters aged 18 to 23 appreciated Donald Trump's presidential conduct, compared to 32% of Millennials, 42% of Gen Xers and 48% of Baby Boomers. Regarding the 2020 elections, 61% of Gen Z voters will probably vote for the Democratic Party, as will 58% of Millennials.