Voter+Turnout

=MELANIE THOMAS <3= = = = = =**Female White, Non-Hispanics**= == This graph represents the voting turnout for the Presidential elections of 1972-2004. The voters were female white, non Hispanics. (Census Citizen) Based on the graph, The number of citizen voters ages 30+ were the ones who voted the most, 70.6%. The age group that voted the least was ages 18-24, the youngest age group. Throughout the other years, up until 2004 the age group that had the largest number of voters were the citizens that were 30+ and the least amount were the citizens that were ages 18-24.

=**Female Black, Non-Hispanics**=

This graph represents the voting turnout for the Presidential elections of 1972-2004. The voters were female black, non Hispanics. (Census Citizen). The year 1984 had the greatest amount of voters from the age group of 30 and above out of the years 1972-2004. 1980 had the least amount of voters aged 18-24 out of the years 1972-2004. For each of the years, the amount of voting turnouts were around the same amount for the same age groups.

=Female Asian, Non-Hispanics= This graph represents the voting turnout for the Presidential elections of 1972-2004. The voters were female Asian, non Hispanics. (Census Citizen) It's surprising to see that during the years of 1972-1988, there were no female Asian voters they started voting in 1992. This year also had the most amount of votes out of the rest from citizens that were 30 years or older.

=**Native American, Non-Hispanics**= == = = =**Mixed Race, Non-Hispanics**= This graph represents the voting turnout for the Presidential elections of 1972-2004. The voters were mixed race, non Hispanics. (Census Citizen) I find it interesting the mixed race didn't start voting until the year of 2004, according to the data provided. When they did finally start voting, the highest turn out was from citizens at the age of 30 and above, and like the other data from the graphs, the lowest turnout was from ages 18-24.

=Analysis=

The cumulative relevance of all five graphs is that the number of voters increased as the years went by in the Presidential elections (based on the graphs I studied). The ethnicity that voted the most were the white non Hispanics since the earliest year of voting in 1972. The older citizens that were age 30 and up were the age group that voted the most in all categories and the youngest age group, 18-24 voted the least each year in the groups that I studied.