Democrats overperformed with young men in the off-year elections. Now comes the hard part: Replicating those results in the midterms amid an ideological divide in the party.

While Democrats across the board outdid their party’s performance in 2024 by wide margins, their gains with young male voters were even more drastic in several races. Party leaders are bullish Democrats can maintain that momentum heading into next year.

“I never want to hear again that the Democratic Party has a problem with young men,” DNC Chair Ken Martin said at a press conference. “We’re going to keep working hard to keep them in our camp and our coalition, for sure…

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