NBC News released polling on Monday showing wide differences between Gen Z adults’ views of success depending on both gender and political affiliation.
NBC News Chief Data Analyst Steve Kornacki posted the survey results on X, writing:
Our NBC News Decision Desk poll asked Gen Z adults (18-29 years old) what they consider important to a successful life. The combination of gender and politics produced two very different sets of priorities.” The charts he shared contrasted men who voted for Donald Trump and women who voted for Kamala Harris.
Among Gen Z men who supported Trump, the top three markers of success were having children (34 percent)…
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