It's Time for Young Adults to Vote by Shelly Spencer

The election season is full-blown, it's time to vote when you wake up. Individual voting seems irrelevant, but every vote is important and will affect the electoral group. The most important people who need to vote are young people. The number of young voters has increased more than ever, but now is the time to change this situation.

Our generation has spent countless hours of complaining about the world on social media sites, but most of us do not do anything to change the way things move. In addition to voting in the presidential election, voting in local elections is also a behavior that young people should take. Those who do not vote have no right to complain about the state of the government or the policies adopted.

Young people are the future, but there is no future if measures are not taken to make the government the most suitable form for my needs. It is impossible if the world changes the timing of policy changes, if the majority to come is out of their comfort zone and can not be responsible.

Our lazy voter generation has very low political power, which means that they do not believe their vote is important, and the time has come to change it. In this election, we are confronted with decisions affecting young people. A goal of a party is female reproductive rights. The other is to deal with non-traditional marriages that could lead to legitimization of same-sex marriage. As with many other people our government faces, these topics are directly related to young people, but young people are not involved in the passage of these legislatures. Direct focus on the problem will make you the most suitable for making decisions

Since we became independent from the UK, more than a million people have died to protect our people and people's rights. By ignoring the problem without using the privileges we got, we are wasting our lives to protect us. If there is no intention to use the power we gave, there is no reason for our son to die.

The 2008 election was the best among young adults. Let us be a trend of future elections. It is time for us to rule this country. We are the future, we should formulate policies to protect our interests, but it is impossible to sit on the sofa. Those who are 18 years of age or older on November 6, please choose your own right and vote

In 2012, the voter turnout rate for young people aged 18-29 was 5.8 points lower than the qualification rate for the group. Relative youth - the estimate of adult votes is larger than the estimates in 2004 or 2008, indicating that the inadequate voting observed in these elections is temporary. At the same time, older Americans are more likely to vote at a higher rate than qualified people. Overall, the difference in voter turnout between young voters and old voters in the 2004 and 2008 elections shrank, but began again in 2012. The number of young adult votes observed between 2004 and 2008 along with the voting age population analysis in the "historical trend of the voting age population" is temporary and is not considered to be representative.

At the national level, regardless of whether you are interested in voting age population or voting age, young people 's voting rate in each year of analysis is lower than all other age groups. The first part of this report recorded how the Americans over the age of 65 voted in a higher percentage than all other age groups in 2012 and the results are consistent with the past five presidential elections It was. However, past age-based voting patterns are not static. In 1992, the oldest voter group had higher voter turnout than all other age groups.