“Joining Voters of Tomorrow formally supporting Biden is NextGen PAC, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, Blue Future, Jr. Newtown Action Alliance, Path to Progress, Students Demand Action, Team ENOUGH, Voices of Gen-Z and Dream for America. They are doing so with more traditional, party-aligned youth organizations, the Young Democrats of America, College Democrats of America, Democratic Youth Coalition, Grassroots Dems HQ and High School Democrats of America.”

“A senior at Denmark High School, Henry Pahlow, was invited to meet President Joe Biden at the White House and sit in on a speech this past weekend.

Pahlow is currently serving as the vice president for the High School Democrats of America…

This past weekend Henry was invited into the White House where he personally met President Biden and listened to the president give a speech on gun violence.”

“Kenna, 16, is a junior at Lawrence High School and the vice chair of Kansas High School Democrats (KSHSD). Since the spring, she and Lyle Griggs, chair of KSHSD, have been campaigning for physician Barbara Bollier (pronounced bowl-yay), who is running for election to the U.S. Senate in November.

The race between Bollier and her Republican opponent Roger Marshall is currently neck and neck. A win for Bollier would represent a sea change for Kansas, which hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate since 1932, and, of course, for the Democratic Party’s bid for control of the Senate.”

"Rhea Maniar, a high school senior in Orlando, said the Florida High School Democrats caucus was dead when she became its chair in May 2023. Yet, she saw the opportunity to get her peers fired up about politics as lawmakers made decisions focusing on K-12 education.

Maniar is one of the teens and young adults, aged 17 to 22, launching the Florida Future Leaders Political Action Committee. The leaders of the PAC, who have been involved with the Florida Democratic Party’s youth outreach to high schoolers and college students, decided to launch the PAC to raise funds to drive voter registration. The group filed the PAC on Jan. 17, at the Division of Elections, according to the Florida Department of State."

"SPENCER WILCOX: Truly I think it all began in fifth grade when we were learning about the immigration process in the United States. I remember thinking, "Gosh, this is just awful." From there I started doing more research on it. It led me down further rabbit holes. Slowly but surely, a passion for politics and civics grew.

From there the passion held as I got more involved in politics. I saw just how much of an impact politics has on people's lives, especially local politics. Everything from the parks I enjoy hiking to how the parking lot of my school is arranged, that's what we're talking about here. It's these everyday things that are influenced by politics, the things I want to help influence."

"Rachel Gurevich, a senior at East Brunswick High School and the chair of the New Jersey High School Democrats, testified at today’s committee hearing that the bill could help increase voter turnout among young adults, who vote at lower rates than other age groups.

'One of the primary ways to encourage political participation is by empowering students to participate in lobbying days, political demonstrations, voter registration drives, meeting with elected officials, and attending legislative events,' she said. 'Replacing one day of classroom attendance with firsthand experience can guarantee a lifetime of voter participation.'"

"Nicholas Hazelett has all the typical anxieties and excitements of a graduating senior soon to begin his college years: figuring out the dorm situation, choosing courses, making new friends and more. But the 19-year-old had another item added onto his plate when he showed up to a meeting of the Johnson County Democratic Party early this month."