Half of Gen Z voters said they’ve lied about who they’re voting for

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Nearly half of Generation Z voters said they have lied to friends and family about who they have or will vote for in the presidential election.

The latest Axios-Harris Poll survey found that 48% of voters between the ages of 18 and 27 have lied about their votes. Comparatively, nearly 1 in 4 voters said they have lied overall. Millennial voters were the second most likely age group to lie, with 38%. Only 6% of baby boomers and older said they have lied about their vote.

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