Young Republicans are the first to say it:

“It’s not a secret. The Republican Party has a youth vote problem,” says Karly Matthews, the 25-year-old communications director for the conservative climate group the American Conservation Coalition. It’s a refrain we’ve heard over and over since Democrats trounced Republicans among younger voters in last fall’s midterm elections – in part due to the party’s disparate online outreach efforts.

With 2024 on the horizon, what are the leading GOP presidential candidates doing about that? How are they attempting to reach younger voters online? Do they even need to? We’ll take a look. But first…