Generation Z, generally defined as those born from 1997 to 2012, have quickly become the most coveted group of voters today. They’re more politically engaged than their parents were at the same age and, alongside millennials, will make up the largest voting blocs in the United States by 2024. Ahead of the November midterms, politics video editor Mahlia Posey (@mcposey) and videographer Breanna Muir (@breamuir) went around the D.C., Maryland and Virginia area to ask Gen Z voters how they feel about the current state of politics.