Gen Z trusts elections, but not Washington

A new poll reveals a striking generational divide over concerns about election-related corruption, with younger voters far less worried than older Americans. Only a small share of Gen Zers cite election fraud and cheating as a top issue, sharply contrasting with higher levels of anxiety among millennials, Gen Xers, and baby boomers. The findings suggest differing priorities and perceptions of election integrity across age groups. The survey also explores whether these concerns influence voting behavior and trust in democratic processes.

For younger voters, election-related corruption is less of a concern than for older generations.  Four percent of Gen Zers say they're worried about election fraud and cheating ahead of the midterms, compared with 14 percent of millennials, 21 percent of Gen Xers and 23 percent of baby boomers, per a CBS/YouGov poll. The results also...