claim: my support from young voters -- those 18 to 24 -- in november 2014 was "largely unheard of for a republican."
author: scott walker
evidence_1: nov 5, 2018 ... early and absentee voting among voters ages 18 to 29 has surged in ... aamer  madhani, usa today published 2:24 p.m. et nov. ... early youth voting in  illinois is up 144 percent over the 2014 midterms. ... a large youth turnout would  help democrats; if they largely stay at home, republicans will gain.
evidence_2: nov 7, 2018 ... other voter trends: 60% of white men voted for the republican party while ... my  account ... rise on the 2014 midterms where just 36.7% of eligible voters cast a ...  a clear 68% of voters aged 18-24 chose the democrats according to exit ... we're  asking readers to make a new year contribution in support of ...
evidence_3: nov 8, 2018 ... that's the highest youth turnout my colleagues and i have observed ... it's also a  major increase from turnout in the 2014 midterms, which was 21 percent.  estimated youth voter turnout in us midterm elections (ages 18-29) ... about 67  percent of young people supported democratic house ... republican.
evidence_4: jun 24, 2018 ... ever since their shock defeat in november 2016, democrats have ... decisively  won the youth vote, with 55% of millennials voting for her, while ... meanwhile,  their support for republicans has remained roughly stable ... are relevant to the  us political debate these days, they have largely ... 24 jun 2018 5:04.
evidence_5: jul 18, 2018 ... by tara golshan jul 18, 2018, 2:00pm edt ... young voter turn out could make a  big difference in the 2018 midterms ... in the 2014 midterms, when democrats lost  control of the senate, only 23 ... but 68 percent of young women are choosing  democrats, compared to 24 percent who prefer republicans.