How Young People (18-29) Voted for President in 2012

Support for President Obama Varied Greatly by Gender and Race. (The Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement, 11/14/2012)

18-29 white females.  Slight advantage to Romney.
18-29 white males.  Significant advantage to Romney

Overall, Romney won 59% of the white vote.

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