Historically, most young Americans don’t vote. In the 2016 presidential election, fewer than half of eligible voters between 18 and 29 cast a ballot.
This year, that might be changing. Young voters are showing rare levels of enthusiasm, even as college students face new obstacles.
“The pandemic has upturned both how people vote and how students learn,” said our colleague Dan Levin, who wrote about the struggles students face right now. “Just like there’s Zoom classes, students are going virtual with their organizing.”
In a regular election year, campus activists would have tables…
