Six Million Loud
Rock the Vote's latest tally shows that 6.4 million of you have voted in primaries and caucuses so far in 2008, an incredible 2.2 million more than in the last comparable Democratic (2004) and Republican (2000) primaries.
Way to go. And the cool thing is that the 2.2 million is a lowball, because we can only compare your turnout in states that kept track of turnout in 2004 or 2000. So it doesn't even include your awesome showings in Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Carolina, and a few other states where we know young voters rocked the polls.
Kentucky, West Virginia, and Oregon - you going to keep it up? Find out upcoming election dates or more info here.
Way to go. And the cool thing is that the 2.2 million is a lowball, because we can only compare your turnout in states that kept track of turnout in 2004 or 2000. So it doesn't even include your awesome showings in Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Carolina, and a few other states where we know young voters rocked the polls.
Kentucky, West Virginia, and Oregon - you going to keep it up? Find out upcoming election dates or more info here.
Labels: primaries, young voters
posted by Kat Barr at 10:26 PM
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