Gallup released an interesting report and accompanying chart showing party identification by age. At every age, more people currently identify themselves as Democrats than Republicans. The biggest contrast is among the youngest voters -- Millennials -- and Baby Boomers in their 50s and early 60s.

Perhaps the most interesting line of data: The number of people identifying themselves as independents gradually decreases as age increases. It's not hard to figure that younger voters still haven't found exactly where they fit, while older voters are less likely to stray from their solidified views.

The data comes from more than 123,000 interviews conducted between Jan. 5 and March 3.