Does an accurate millennial / youth electoral map exist?

[RaphaelDLG]

I know there was one done by SurveyMonkey that was based on a pre-election online poll, not actual validated results, that was circulated around the time of the election as if it were true.

Are there any accurate maps of the millennial or even just <45 / <49 vote in the 2016 election?

Would be interested in seeing what that electoral map looks like.

[Hope For A New Era]

I found an article with a map of the under-40 vote based on exit polls, it's the 413 map minus Iowa.

https://www.mic.com/articles/159119/if-only-people-under-40-had-voted-here-s-how-the-electoral-college-would-have-looked

[Alcibiades]

I found an article with a map of the under-40 vote based on exit polls, it's the 413 map minus Iowa.

https://www.mic.com/articles/159119/if-only-people-under-40-had-voted-here-s-how-the-electoral-college-would-have-looked

Maine stands out.

[DPKdebator]

I found an article with a map of the under-40 vote based on exit polls, it's the 413 map minus Iowa.

https://www.mic.com/articles/159119/if-only-people-under-40-had-voted-here-s-how-the-electoral-college-would-have-looked

Maine stands out.

According to 2016 exit polls, seniors were paradoxically the most Democratic age bracket in Maine. Hillary Clinton won them by over 15%, whereas every other age bracket was a close win either way.

[RaphaelDLG]

Thanks for the post.  One map I REALLY want to see (though I'm sure the sample size is way too small to ever do a detailed map) is whites 18-44 - to see how different it is from this map.

[Figueira]

I found an article with a map of the under-40 vote based on exit polls, it's the 413 map minus Iowa.

https://www.mic.com/articles/159119/if-only-people-under-40-had-voted-here-s-how-the-electoral-college-would-have-looked

Maine stands out.

Probably polling error, although I suppose it's possible that retirees moving to Maine are more Democratic while young people whose parents are from Maine are more Republican.