The largest population of voters in America is people who are registered to vote, but don’t turnout at the polls. Why not? Challenges with transportation, childcare, voter education, and more keep people from showing up on election day.
66% of eligible voters who don’t go to the polls are under 50. Why? The challenges of jobs, families, and civic education.
More than half of nonvoters in 2016 had a family income of less than $30K. This means more challenges when heading to the polls, like taking time off of work and paying for childcare.
A slim majority of nonvoters only have a high school education. Voter education is something that is needed by every voter in America, regardless of their educational background.