Political Participation Of The Zillennial Generation In The 2024 General Election
Keywords:
Digital Media, Political Participation, ZillenialAbstract
The internet in particular is a vital component of information and communication technology for this age. They are, nevertheless, frequently perceived as the generation that is least engaged in politics and least likely to use their right to vote. Their involvement in politics is essential. The purpose of this study is to shed light on how millennials use digital media and engage in politics. Online questionnaires are distributed as part of a quantitative research methodology. According to the survey, everyone who responded, even members of the millennial generation (those between the ages of 17 and 29), uses the internet. When linked to the internet, cell phones are the most popular medium, and they are used for communication and information search for eight to twelve hours per day. The most popular digital media are also social media and online forums. The millennial generation continues to watch TV and internet for political news, despite their underestimation of political issues. Also, a very low percentage of people polled participate in politics
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