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John, my name is Jackson, and I'm the Senior Director for Strategy & Outreach here at Voters Of Tomorrow.
A big part of my job is helping shape how we engage and support our student chapters using strategy, data, and real-world results to grow Gen Z civic participation across the country.
There are many ways to measure our impact, but one of the clearest is looking at the data from elections themselves and identifying where young voters are showing up—and what that means for how we organize next.
As this year comes to a close, I’ve been reviewing results from recent elections to understand how we need to show up even stronger heading into 2026.
John, here’s what the data tells us: when Gen Z is engaged, they deliver. But these efforts take time and resources–will you chip in what you can today to help us keep our Gen Z organizing going strong? >>
In this year November’s elections:
✅ Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani carried the youth vote by 61 points. ✅ Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger carried the youth vote by 40 points. ✅ Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill carried the youth vote by 37 points. ✅ In California, Yes on Proposition 50 carried the youth vote by 58 points.
John, this is just a taste of what Gen Z can do in 2026–of what’s possible when young voters are organized, informed, and mobilized.
But we can't do any of this without your support.
We need Gen Z to take back the House next year, and for that, we're hoping you'll invest in young progressives who're on the ground cultivating the next generation of the Democratic Party.
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In unity, Jackson Hurley |
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