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I found it interesting that old rich people vote the most, since they will be dying soon and they really don't have a say in what happens anytime soon.

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I feel like the younger generation doesn't vote because they are to busy playing games and not worried about the outside world so they don't know who to vote. This doesn't make them loser it makes them lazy.

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I found it very obvious a lot of younger people don't vote as they don't really care as they are too busy starting their lives and don't have time to pay attention to politics too it is kinda ridiculous in a sense but understandable. I don't think we're losers I just think we're to busy.

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We aren't losers. The younger generation isn't educated on politics so they don't think they should vote if they don't understand what their voting for.

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I was very interested in the wealth divide in voting turnout. I wonder if the blame is not entirely on these poorer people, but on the voting regulations in this country targeting them

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I don't think that we're losers. I think that everyone should register to vote, but I don't think that we should shame someone just because they didn't vote.

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I found it interesting that the females turn out in the voting was higher than the males. I think that men would have more of a say in the voting than women during that time.

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I found it very obvious a lot of younger people don't vote as they don't really care as they are too busy starting their lives and don't have time to pay attention to politics, While older people do and they have been around longer so though they may be in a certain political party but they can make more informed choices.

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I found out that the younger generation doesn't vote as much as the older generation when we need to be the one voting as it will affect us the most.

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One thing I took away from todays lesson was the turn out from the African American community when there was a black president in running. I feel like when one culture feels strongly about who’s running that’s when we see a bigger impact in the numbers!

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I found that politicians don't care to cater to us because we don't vote as much. My reasoning for why we don't vote is because a lot of people don't know how, it could also be because voting doesn't have benefit to younger people, because we don't vote for the politicians to cater to us.

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Were not all losers. What I took away from this is that the younger kids were uneducated and doesn't know the importance of voting. If the younger people voted as much as the older people that the United States would be completely different. Such as college being free.

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I took from form the articles that people that are younger don't seem to care enough due to ignorance or they just aren't educated on how important it is.

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I found the information interesting and informative. I enjoyed looking at the different graphs and making conclusions about them.
I agree with Racheal about how the voting numbers changed after amendments 15 and 19 were passed allowing more people to vote.

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I find it interesting that 18-24 year olds have the lowest voting turnout, however I also find it somewhat unsurprising. Based on other factors for voting (finances, transportation to the polls, etc) it's not as surprising to know that younger voters do not want to vote. I also feel that younger voters might have a higher disapproval of the running candidates, making them less likely to vote.

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I found the information intriguing. Especially how the data showed that the differences were mostly even across the board.

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I found it very interesting to see the different graphs instead of just being told the total number for our year only. I loved how we saw how different races differ. I liked how African Americans and women exploded the rates when they were finally able to vote (amendments 15 and 19).
I agree with Kevin, I also found it very interesting the realist factors of those who did not vote and those who just do not care about voting.

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I found it interesting that the men voting turnout wasn't the highest turnout. You would think that men would have a higher interest in voting rather than women.

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It is interesting to think that 18-20 year olds are "losers" due to them having such a low percentage on voting.

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I thought it was interesting that when women could vote the overall score between the two genders women voted to most over time. Also I thought it was interesting in other people's perspectives for not voting, like the American Idol picture showed us.

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I thought that the information that the graphs provided indicated that those who are registered to vote with low income, education, and younger in age, just don't seem to care enough to vote.

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I thought it was interesting that those with low income, education, and age voted less. It is mostly due to different focuses. Those with low income and education have to focus more on work to, at least, make enough to live. Those aged 18 to 25 that goes to college most likely have to worry about paying off any student loans before worrying about politics.

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The fact that most people who is 18-25 doesn't really vote, is interesting because it shows how many people do't know or don't wanna.

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The fact that the growing trend in voting turnouts is decreasing for white men in particular is interesting. The minority groups in America are coming out to vote more as of late.

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I thought it was interesting that hispanic and asian people barely every voted. They are citizens of the US, but they aren't voting. It made me think why. Not to mention, only 5% of latino's voted in 2016. After learning about this I will probably be doing research to find out why they aren't voting.

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I thought it was very interesting that people with more income vote the most. I thought that the less income people would want to vote more because I thought a lot more effects them such as the amount they get paid, the benefits they are allowed to get because of their pay, etc.

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I learned from the voting discussion that people aren't very interested in presidential debates because they are more into other talk shows, like American Idol. I also learned that the percentage of Black race went up during Obama's election, because Obama was the first African American president of the USA.

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I thought that it was interesting that people 65 years and older voted the most because they get the most benefits, like social security and health care. I also found that people with a higher education and have the most income vote more than the people that don't have a GED and less income.