How do young adult straight white men vote?

[GregTheGreat657]

How do young adult straight white men vote?

[BoiseBoy]

As for me, I usually vote Democrat but I vote Republicans for a variety of local/statewide offices.

[Not Me, Us]

I've never voted for a Republican, nor do I ever intend to. I'm open to voting third party for noncompetitive or unimportant races, but the vast majority of the time, I'll vote Democrat.

[WindowPhil]

This doesn't answer the question, but I'm wondering how white males are the most reliably GOP voting demographic if they're also the least religious and most likely to say they're atheist or agnostic.

Something doesn't add up.

[sting in the rafters]

Pew Research has white millenials at D+3, assuming a normal gender gap that likely means white millenial men are around ~R+5-7.

This doesn't answer the question, but I'm wondering how white males are the most reliably GOP voting demographic if they're also the least religious and most likely to say they're atheist or agnostic.

Something doesn't add up.

The portion which is religious tends to be overwhelmingly conservative.

[H. Ross Peron]

Pew Research has white millenials at D+3, assuming a normal gender gap that likely means white millenial men are around ~R+5-7.

This doesn't answer the question, but I'm wondering how white males are the most reliably GOP voting demographic if they're also the least religious and most likely to say they're atheist or agnostic.

Something doesn't add up.

The portion which is religious tends to be overwhelmingly conservative.

Depends on the religion and education level imo.

[sting in the rafters]

Pew Research has white millenials at D+3, assuming a normal gender gap that likely means white millenial men are around ~R+5-7.

This doesn't answer the question, but I'm wondering how white males are the most reliably GOP voting demographic if they're also the least religious and most likely to say they're atheist or agnostic.

Something doesn't add up.

The portion which is religious tends to be overwhelmingly conservative.

Depends on the religion and education level imo.

Even within those sub-demos that are sympathetic to Ds (say, college-educated Catholics), I'd imagine the portion of those blocs that are straight white males tend to be more R-friendly than others included in a given category, no?

[Bismarck]

Republican. Something like 55 - 45. This is probably the group most hurt by Democrat policies.

[Adam Griffin]

Looking at exit polls and filtering the groups, they would have voted almost identical to whites as a whole in 2020 (57-42 Trump).

[H. Ross Peron]

Looking at exit polls and filtering the groups, they would have voted almost identical to whites as a whole in 2020 (57-42 Trump).

Would be interested in seeing how they breakdown by education level. Does educational polarization get worse with younger people?

[Adam Griffin]

Looking at exit polls and filtering the groups, they would have voted almost identical to whites as a whole in 2020 (57-42 Trump).

Would be interested in seeing how they breakdown by education level. Does educational polarization get worse with younger people?

According to CNN's little filtering feature, there was a 15-point educational gap among the white under-30 crowd (49-49 CE and 56-41 NCE). Unfortunately, can't subdivide it by gender or sexual orientation: all of the other criteria from OP were basically within 10-20 point Trump wins - given it's probably the biggest variable for this age bracket, I would actually be surprised if my original numbers weren't at least a slight overestimate given a much higher percentage of older white cohorts are married...and well, look at the numbers).

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Whites:
Under 30	53-44 Trump
Men		61-38 Trump
Women	55-44 Trump
Straight	57-42 Trump
Married	60-39 Trump
Not Married50-48 Trump

I guess I'd bet on the final number for your inquiry (in conjunction with OP's question) being basically the same (~Trump +15 for NCE under-30 white straight men); betting on educational polarization reducing or even disappearing for younger people in general in conjunction with marriage being an even bigger polarization at-large.