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Why People
Don't Vote
By:
- Karina Mestizo
- Jake Joiner
- Alec Barraza
- Fernando Suarez
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Voting in other
OTHER NATIONS VOTING
LAW
Countries
03
04
Compulsory
Voting
North Korea
COMPULSORY
VOTING
01
Luxembourg
Brazil
Australia
Automatic
Registration
Dozens of Other Countries
AUTOMATIC REGISTRATION
Austria
France
Canada
Greater Percentages of
Conservatives Vote
Why not
WHY NOT IN THE U.S.
in the US?
Automatic Registration
Would Increase Liberal
Turnout
No Way!
NO WAY TO GET BIPARTISAN SUPPORT
to get Bipartisan
Support
GETTING PEOPLE TO VOTE
How Can People
Start Voting
- Pressure and Follow up
- Getting people to commit
Pressure and
follow up
An Easy way to put pressure
on people is by proving
others are doing it.
Following up about the
experience and maybe
even opinions
Would you vote if someone
will help you with the process?
Committing
to vote
Why is Voting
Important
The Right Vote
THE IMPORTANCE OF VOTING
Your Vote Counts
Main Issues
12%
15%
25%
14%
11%
8%
Too Busy
Other reason
People don’t like the candidates
Having an illness or disability
Vote doesn’t matter
WHY PEOPLE MAY OR MAY NOT VOTE
Being out of town or away from home
In 2012
election
- 75% of people who have completed college will most likely vote.
Reasons that may
increase chances
of voting
- 53.6% of eligible voters (18-24 yrs) will register, however only 41.2% will vote
- 76.9% of people who earn between $100,000 and $149,999 are more likely to vote than those who earn $15,000 to $19,999 (50.4%).
- 65-74 yrs old 79.7% will register and 73.5% will vote.
In 2012
election
However we see a rise in latino voters. Latinos made up 11% of the electorate in 2016, up from 10% in 2012, and 9% in 2008.
Reasons that may
increase chances
of voting
Gender in
2016 election
- 63% of Caucasians
- 62% of African Americans
- 31.3% of Asian Americans
- 31.8% of Hispanic citizens
More women voted (73.7%) than men (63.8%)