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Around the world, youth voter turnout is lower than the rest of the voting-age population.
- [Narrator] Around the world, youth voter turnout
politics, for decades, the Democratic Party has counted on African-American voter turnout as step one to winning elections on a national level.
politics, for decades, the Democratic Party has counted on African-American voter turnout as step one to winning elections on a national level.
Let's see how fast Firefighter Steven can put on his turnout, shall we?
Let's see how fast Firefighter Steven can put on his turnout, shall we?
Hundreds of millions voted; turnout was up over 50%.
Hundreds of millions voted; turnout was up over 50%.
There is a hope by some of Vance's backers and some on Trump's team that he could potentially galvanize those voters even more than Trump already does to juice Republican turnout in those states.
There is a hope by some of Vance's backers and some on Trump's team that he could potentially galvanize those voters even more than Trump already does to juice Republican turnout in those states.
It's 40% of the total turnout from 2020 with still four days to go.
It's 40% of the total turnout from 2020.
Youth turnout--that would be you--was less than 20 percent.
Youth turnout -- that would be you
In 2014, voter turnout was the lowest since World War II.
In 2014, voter turnout was the lowest since World War II.
Now exit polls from the first round of France's parliamentary elections suggest the far-right have made historic gains. Turnout was the highest for 40 years.
Turnout was the highest for 40 years.
[But this year, the turnout was fewer than half of last year's due to the coronavirus.]