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What Georgia millennials think of the 2016 presidential candidates, according to Yik Yak

Georgia millennials weigh in on the 2016 presidential election. According to Yik Yak, the political conversation amongst Georgia millennials on social media is dominated by Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders. This data was released less than two weeks before the March 1 SEC Primary.

Georgia millennials weigh in on the 2016 presidential election. According to Yik Yak, the political conversation amongst Georgia millennials on social media is dominated by Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders. This data was released less than two weeks before the March 1 SEC Primary.

Georgia millennials weigh in on the 2016 presidential election. According to Yik Yak, the political conversation amongst Georgia millennials on social media is dominated by Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders. This data was released less than two weeks before the March 1 SEC Primary.

Most Georgia millennials are unmoved by former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. According to a popular social media app, Yik Yak, only one out of ten mentions of the candidate on their app were positive. Pictured: A UGA student snaps a selfie with GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush while he works the crowd of University of Georgia and South Carolina Gamecock tailgaters before a game on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2015, in Athens. Photo by Curtis Compton / ccompton@ajc.com

Georgia millennials weigh in on the 2016 presidential election. According to Yik Yak, the political conversation amongst Georgia millennials on social media is dominated by Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders. This data was released less than two weeks before the March 1 SEC Primary.

Georgia millennials weigh in on the 2016 presidential election. According to Yik Yak, the political conversation amongst Georgia millennials on social media is dominated by Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders. This data was released less than two weeks before the March 1 SEC Primary.

Georgia millennials are split on what to think of U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders. According to Yik Yak, one-third of millennials in Georgia approve of the Democratic candidate, while one-third disapprove. Pictured: Bernie Sanders speaks to supporters during a campaign rally Tuesday evening February 16, 2016 at Morehouse College. Ben Gray / bgray@ajc.com

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Georgia millennials weigh in on the 2016 presidential election. According to Yik Yak, the political conversation amongst Georgia millennials on social media is dominated by Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders. This data was released less than two weeks before the March 1 SEC Primary.

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