Half of Gen Z Voters Say They’ve Lied About Their Votes: Survey

The Hill

Half of Generation Z’s voters said they have lied about their votes, according to a new Axios Vibes survey by The Harris Poll.

Among the Gen Z voters in the survey, 48 percent said they had previously “lied to” those with whom they are close about which candidates received their votes, more than double the 23 percent of registered voters across all age groups that said they had previously done the same.

The survey took place Oct. 22-24, only a few weeks out from Election Day, which will follow a chaotic and heavily polarized campaign season. The 2024 general election brings with it multiple key Senate and House races, as well as a heated competition for the presidency between former President Trump and Vice President Harris.

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