Too easy and, as it turns out, too hasty a generalization. As it stands the Dems win most of the age groups mentioned in the report. 58% of student loan debt held by those from 30 on up?
How do you think they're leaning right now? Add in the mounting rage among freedom of choice woman voters and you're looking at a large chunk of the winning coalition for the Dems, up and down the ticket. And thanks for writing off the 26% comprising the 30-year-old and under student debtors. Data's a bitch, huh?
Report Highlights. 35-year-olds have the highest average outstanding student loan debt at $42,600 per borrower; their typical end balance is 287% higher than the value of their original loan.
1-in-3 adults under 30 owe 34% of all student loan debt, totaling $578 billion.
34% of adults aged 18 to 29 years have student loan debt, making them more than twice as likely as adults in any other age group to have student debt.
Student borrowers aged 30 to 44 years owe 49% of the national student loan debt balance or $823 billion.
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