If they did, more people would vote, said almost all surveyed by the university. No power Political apathy may run deeper than simply not liking the candidates running. Concerns abound Despite their low voter turnout, the nation's newest adults do care. Bush, Gore, Nader, Buchanan on the issues. Drug and alcohol abuse rank extremely high on the list of concerns young people have in America, according to statistics from Youth in Action, a nationwide network of 100 organizations created to give our nation's young people a voice.
Research also shows that education and college funding are important to the millennials.
There are always 110 forms that have to be filled out and just because you have two working parents, you can't get it. Phillips is not registered to vote and said she probably won't be voting in November. Getting out the vote Ninety-three percent of those surveyed by Oregon State said they think more people would vote if it could be done at school. And, contrary to popular belief, the Internet is not a distraction that hinders involvement in the political process. In fact, it is seen as a catalyst by most millennials who wish they could lose their voter virginity in November online.