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As the 2024 presidential election shapes up as a repeat of the 2020 election with Joe Biden and Donald Trump on the ballot, high school and college-age voters in Allegheny County — many of whom are voting for the first time — say they are frustrated, unenthused and even scared of the political situation in the country as the primary election looms.

This story is part of our Democracy & Doubt series, examining how Pittsburgh navigates trust and choice in the 2024 election.

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Young voters helped decide the 2020 election in Pa. Will they turn out for a Biden-Trump rematch?

High school and college-age voters in Allegheny County say they are frustrated, unenthused and even scared of the political situation in the country as the primary election looms.

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