As members of Generation Z (born 1996-2012) hit their mid-20s, they are becoming more politically active and are just now actively entering the political arena here in Georgia. Five Gen Z candidates are running for office this November, and odds are a couple will win. They will join some young legislators who barely missed the arbitrary cutoff (like 29 year old state Rep. Houston Gaines) in the General Assembly, and bring their own set of goals and platforms that can be quite different from those of politicians 40+ years their elders. Gen Z’s political influence is RISING…
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