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Top 3 Facts About Young Voters and the 2012 Election

Young Americans showed an historic 11-point swing away from President Obama, only demographic to distance itself from the President at that level Millennials demonstrate shift in views on solutions to unemployment and the bad economy, favoring lower taxes and less government involvementWashington, DC – 11/15/12 – Generation Opportunity , the nation’s largest social media and grassroots organization reaching out to young Americans ages 18-29, is releasing data and analysis on young voters and the 2012 election. Generation Opportunity has built a fan base

Statement by Generation Opportunity President Paul T. Conway on Last Night’s Election Results

Washington, DC – 11/7/12 – Generation Opportunity  President Paul T. Conway, former Chief of Staff of the United States Department of Labor under Secretary Elaine L. Chao, has issued the following statement: “Young Americans surprised many pundits last night and confirmed what Generation Opportunity has seen first-hand on both social media and at the grassroots level – this generation remains fully engaged in national issues and is extremely concerned about how the poor economy and lack of full-time jobs continue to devastate their everyday lives,

Presidential Debate Preview,Young Americans Say Issues and Record in Office Matter More Than Charisma and Likeability When Casting Votes For President

Nearly half say economic policies from Washington are hurting them and 76 percent plan vote in 2012Washington, DC – (10/3/12) – Generation Opportunity , the largest non-profit, non-partisan organization in the United States engaging and mobilizing young Americans (ages 18-29 years old) on the important economic issues facing the nation, released new national polling data today on 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 fans on Facebook and is

May’s Unemployment Rate Inches Back up to 8.2 Percent, More Bad News Negatively Impacts Young Americans

Number’s Day Statement and Call to Action: Generation Opportunity President Paul T. Conway, Former Chief of Staff of The United States Department of LaborWashington, DC – (6/1/12) – Generation Opportunity President Paul T. Conway, former Chief of Staff of the United States Department of Labor, where the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is housed, and the former Chief of Staff of the United States Office of Personnel Management (OPM) responds to the May 2012 jobs numbers: “For young adults, the May unemployment number of 8.2 percent represents yet another chapter in the indefensible saga

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