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More than 80 Gen Z and millennial candidates will be running to challenge or succeed House Democrats who are 65 and older this cycle, a big increase from the 24 under-50 Democratic candidates who took on older incumbents last cycle.

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NPRLean left · Aug 12, 9:02 AM

This represents a big increase from the 24 under-50 Democratic candidates who took on older incumbents last cycle

Cites: Oath · Details: 24 candidates; last cycle

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NPRLean left · Aug 12, 9:02 AM

More than 80 Gen Z and millennial candidates will be running to challenge or succeed House Democrats who are 65 and older this cycle, according to the Democratic fundraising platform Oath

Cites: Oath, NPR · Details: more than 80; 65 and older

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