top | item 11716895 (no title) jqm | 9 years ago Each potential voter decides if they are informed enough. Or at least interested enough. And the two probably go together. discuss order hn newest Retric|9 years ago I find more informed people are often less motivated to vote. michaelkeenan|9 years ago According to the sidebar in the Wikipedia article on voter turnout[1], increasing education leads to increasing likelihood to vote.38% - No high school 43% - Some high school 57% - High school graduate 66% - Some college 79% - College grad 84% - Post-graduateThough, possibly, being educated isn't the same thing as being informed.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voter_turnout#Socio-economic_f... load replies (1)
Retric|9 years ago I find more informed people are often less motivated to vote. michaelkeenan|9 years ago According to the sidebar in the Wikipedia article on voter turnout[1], increasing education leads to increasing likelihood to vote.38% - No high school 43% - Some high school 57% - High school graduate 66% - Some college 79% - College grad 84% - Post-graduateThough, possibly, being educated isn't the same thing as being informed.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voter_turnout#Socio-economic_f... load replies (1)
michaelkeenan|9 years ago According to the sidebar in the Wikipedia article on voter turnout[1], increasing education leads to increasing likelihood to vote.38% - No high school 43% - Some high school 57% - High school graduate 66% - Some college 79% - College grad 84% - Post-graduateThough, possibly, being educated isn't the same thing as being informed.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voter_turnout#Socio-economic_f... load replies (1)
Retric|9 years ago
michaelkeenan|9 years ago
38% - No high school 43% - Some high school 57% - High school graduate 66% - Some college 79% - College grad 84% - Post-graduate
Though, possibly, being educated isn't the same thing as being informed.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voter_turnout#Socio-economic_f...