Recent polling data indicates a widening gender gap among young voters in the U.S. regarding political preferences and environmental issues. A Gallup analysis shows that 80% of women aged 18-29 believe the U.S. is doing too little to protect the environment, compared to 62% of their male counterparts. The Harvard Youth Poll reveals that Vice President Kamala Harris has gained significant support among young women, leading by 30 points over Trump, while young men show a 10-point preference for Harris. This reflects a trend of increased political engagement among young voters, particularly women, amidst a backdrop of voter apathy attributed to underfunded civic education. As the election nears, both candidates are ramping up efforts to connect with this demographic, with Harris drawing large crowds at rallies featuring celebrity endorsements. However, despite Trump's gains among young men, a substantial portion of them remain undecided about voting, which could impact the election's outcome.