Men and women especially voters under 30 have never been more politically divided in this country.

That's according to the most recent Harvard Youth Poll,

which surveyed likely voters between the ages of 18 and 29.

It showed Vice President Kamala Harris would win support of 70% of

young female voters, but she only wins a small majority of young male

voters, 53%. Harvard found that this difference in

support, known as the gender gap, has only widened this year. A New York Times

Sienna college poll of six swing states also found that men under 30 are more likely to support

Donald Trump than women in that age group.

All right, fellas, this one's for you.

You are so wanted in this campaign. What role will young male voters play in this election?

And what issues are most important to them? We're asking because the campaigns are busy trying to connect with these

young voters as the election draws closer. We'll get into it after the break and

start the conversation by hearing from a young, undecided male voter.

I'm Todd's Williken for Jen White.

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