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In 2004 and this year, the turnout rate among young voters rose but continued to lag behind that of older voters.
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[...] conducts research on the civic and political engagement of Americans between the ages of 15 and 25. Preliminary CIRCLE projections show the turnout for young Americans (ages 18-29) is higher than...
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View ArticleBy: Ginecomastia
In 2004 and this year, the turnout rate among young voters rose but continued to lag behind that of older voters.
View ArticleBy: John
President Obama has the support of our youth. They are driving this country to our next destination and hopefully we will get there.
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[…] This article summarises his online success with today’s youth, and also mentions university websites that are being used for civic participation and education. […]
View ArticleBy: Vanesa Salvador
It is nice that youth voters are increasing. There is a guarantee that the youth will be able to stand out and share all their concerns and opinions.
View ArticleBy: What impact: Obama's online campaign on youth voter turnount? | Hotwire Blog
[…] conducts research on the civic and political engagement of Americans between the ages of 15 and 25. Preliminary CIRCLE projections show the turnout for young Americans (ages 18-29) is higher than...
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