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Again from USA Today:

9:30 p.m. ET: No breakout for youth vote
It's not turning out to be a breakout year for the youth vote, with 18 to 24-year-olds making up about the same proportion of voters as in 2000, exit polls indicate. But total numbers of young voters appear up with turnout. More significantly, exit polls indicate that voters aged 18-29 favor Kerry over Bush by 12 percentage points, while their counterparts favored Sen. Al Gore by only 4 percentage points in 2000.