This year, age is center stage in presidential elections, including voters' age, not just the candidates in a head-to-head matchup.
President Joe Biden leads Donald Trump by four points with voters under 45 years old, and in an NPR poll he's ahead six points among Gen Z and millennials.
According to one poll, the Democrat in any presidential race needs at least 60% of the youth vote to comfortably win the Electoral College.
So why aren't some Democrats running circles around Republican candidates?
Scripps News' Chance Seales sat down with Marianna Pecora, a 19-year-old youth activist and college sophomore. She serves as the communications director at the Gen Z-led group Voters of Tomorrow, which seeks to educate, mobilize, and represent Gen Z in politics through advocacy, voter turnout, and educational efforts.
Watch the full interview in the video above.
