The state of the 22 million is that we want better, that #WeVoteNext, and that we intend to #PowerToThePolls. 2018 is going to be the year defined by plurals in politics — as we organize, vote, and run — like you’ve never seen before. So, @ everyone who cares about the future of our nation, don’t sleep on us — even if Trump is.Related:I'm 16 and Campaigning for Other Teens to VoteCheck this out:Though theVampire Diaries and when World War II drove countries to form urgent alliances, Haitian pilots Even if Trump did not center the role of Generation Z in his State of the Union, those genuinely interested in forging a brighter tomorrow are certainly waking up to the political force that young people are. In my work as an activist, I see that. I’ve been moved by the creation of theLAMP’s 22x20 campaignDoSomething.org's Grab the Mic campaignand theWomen’s March Youth EMPOWER initiative As Donald Trump ambles forward in his controversial presidency and the GOP-controlled House and Senate continue to push their agendas, like repealing the Affordable Care Act, Democrats around the country have their eyes onthe 2018 midterm elections