Fast Facts
• 19% of Millennials in college are likely to volunteer on a campaign vs. 9% of those not in college.• 36% say it's important to elect the first black President, almost the same as those (35%) who want to see a woman in office.
Picking the Favorites
• Among Millennials, Obama's "favorable/unfavorable" ratio is 2-1, with half of his favorable rating (32%) from those who view him "very favorably."
• Clinton is treading water with Millennials. Obama's rating is 13 points more positive, 15 points less negative than hers.
• Their feelings are split evenly on McCain, who narrowly trails Clinton.
Tell me: Who do you love?
The candidates' favorable (+) and unfavorable (-) ratings among Millennials
• Barack Obama +63 -31
• Bill Clinton +57 -39
• Al Gore +51 -36
• Hillary Clinton +50 -46
• John McCain +42 -44
• Ralph Nader +17 -43
• George W. Bush +27 -67
Less fickle than their elders
If the candidate they support does not win the nomination, 59% of Millennial Democrats say they'll support the party's nominee. But 16% say they will switch and vote for McCain, while 17% are not sure. These defections could loom large. Our poll found no difference between Clinton and Obama backers on this question-but in a Gallup Poll, 27% of Obama Democrats over 55 say they'd switch to McCain if Clinton is nominated.






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