Meet the Leaders of #FutureForum, Democrats Focused on Millennial Issues – Roll Call

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Meet the Leaders of #FutureForum, Democrats Focused on Millennial Issues

By Griffin Connolly

Posted December 12, 2017 at 1:45am

By Griffin Connolly and D.A. Banks

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The millennial generation is now the biggest demographic group in America, bigger even than Baby Boomers. And a coalition of nearly 30 House Democrats, many of them new to Congress, are looking to steer their party in new directions to address millennial concerns.

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