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Young Voters Shaped by Recession are Looking Past Obama

Source: New York Times | Nation | July 2, 2012



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Four years ago President Obama swept into office with strong support from young voters, but a new generation of youth that have been shaped and hardened by the recession do not have the same high levels of enthusiasm for the President.

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