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89 Percent of Young Women in Ohio Say Poor Economy Impacts Daily Life

Only 30 percent say the country is headed in the right direction while 86 percent plan to vote in the presidential electionWashington, DC – (11/5/12) – Generation Opportunity  today released data specifically on young women from their comprehensive Ohio-specific survey of young adults ages 18-29. The poll found that 86 percent of Millennial women in Ohio plan to vote in the presidential election, only 30 percent believe the country is headed in the right direction, and 80 percent say key life decisions have been delayed by the poor national economy.

Ohio Young Adults Hit Hard by High Gas Prices, Want Increased Production of Coal, Gas and Oil

Buckeye Millennials rank energy dependency among top three national security issues as Presidential Election nearsWashington, DC – (11/1/12) – Generation Opportunity  today released additional results from their comprehensive Ohio-specific survey of young adults ages 18-29. The poll found that 61% of Ohio Millennials would increase production of domestic American energy sources like oil, natural gas, and coal if given

Ohio Young Adults Say Job Scarcity, Shrinking Middle Class, and American Dream Slipping

Majority favor increased energy production and cuts in federal taxes and regulations to create jobsWashington, DC – (10/11/12) – Generation Opportunity , the largest non-profit, non-partisan organization in the United States engaging and mobilizing young Americans (ages 18-29) on the important economic issues facing the nation, released new polling data today on Ohio young adults as the 2012 presidential election nears. Since its launch in June of 2011, Generation Opportunity has amassed a following of over four million on Facebook and is actively

New Poll Reveals Ohio Millennials Devastated by Lack of Full Time Jobs and Poor Economy

85 percent of Buckeye State Millennials say the poor economy forces changes in daily life, 79 percent say key life and career decisions severely compromised Only 33 percent of Ohio’s 18-29 year olds say elected leaders represent their interests and fully 81 percent intend to vote in the 2012 presidential electionWashington, DC – (9/24/12) – Generation Opportunity , the largest non-profit, non-partisan organization in the United States engaging and mobilizing young Americans (Millennials ages 18-29 years old) on the important economic issues facing the

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