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2: How Do They Vote? Part 4: On the Issues Three of the five
generations old enough to vote are 50+ (the only exception being
the very youngest of the boomers). The others are Generation X,
made up of those born from 1965 to 1980, and the Millennial
Generation, made up of those born after 1980. The U.S.
population is becoming more diverse generation by generation,
reflecting the nation’s changing racial and ethnic makeup. The
progression of change can be seen across the five generations
shown in this chart, including the three generations that
include all 50+ Americans. Source: “The Generation Gap and the
2012 Election,” Pew Research Center, 3 November 2011, page 13.
Households headed by older Americans