Turnout by Asians and Pacific Islanders decreased from 22 to 19 percent, and Hispanic turnout remained at 20 percent. Although they examined many possible reasons for the increase, Census Bureau investigators could not determine why it occurred, says Jennifer Day, co-author of the report. It's nothing we can explain with the data. The report did note, however, that voter registration between 1994 and 1998 increased for African Americans more than any other group. I am leaving the World Future Society in order to take a writing position at the National Institutes of Health.
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