Young voters are frustrated. The midterms will test whether they show up
Young voters are expressing frustration over issues like housing costs, inflation, and war. The upcoming midterms will determine if these concerns translate into voter turnout, as many remain skeptical of both political parties.
They worry about prices, housing costs and war. But many young voters aren't convinced either party has the answers.
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