One of the most important questions facing Joe Biden's campaign is whether he can fortify his tentative standing among younger voters without weakening his sturdy position among the old | Analysis by ronbrownstein
As the former vice president shifts his focus toward the general election, one of the most important questions facing his campaign is whether he can fortify his tentative standing among younger voters without weakening his sturdy position among the old.
Instead, most Democrats see lackluster youth turnout, especially among young people of color, as the principal risk to Biden. Younger voters did not vote in the numbers that even Sanders expected during the primaries. And many Democrats believe it's a real risk they could disappoint again in the general election, particularly given the added disruption of the coronavirus outbreak.
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