‘I Enjoyed His Policies’: Swing-State Young Men Tell NBC News They’re Planning To Vote For Trump

Three young men told NBC News correspondent Shaquille Brewster in Georgia that they intend to cast their ballots for former President Donald Trump.

Trump is currently leading Vice President Kamala Harris in Georgia by 0.5% and holds small leads in every other battleground state besides Wisconsin, according to the RealClearPolling averages. The young men told Brewster on Sunday ahead of an Atlanta Falcons football game that they plan to vote for Trump, while another asserted it seems like youth are “definitely” becoming increasingly conservative.

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“I enjoyed his policies and he did treat us pretty well,” one of the men told Brewster as his rationale for backing Trump.

Three additional young men told Brewster that the economy is the most important issue to them.

“I’m working and I live alone, so that’s a big part for me,” one of them said.

CNN senior data reporter Harry Enten expressed surprise Monday at the extent to which “young black men” have increasingly been shifting away from the Democratic Party over multiple elections against Trump.

Trump is leading Harris by 17% with Hispanic men who are under 45, while the vice president is leading the former president with black men under 45 by 42%,