Jlaitan

This is a graph of Voters vs. Population of people who are over 30. As you can see we have more people who do not vote then people who do vote. It's almost 1 third of people who does not vote, which then can lead to a big different in an election. Since this is a presidential election one third votes can tip the scale for a winner, which people do not understand. Therefore if everyone voted, we would have more accuracy of people's choice. This is a graph of Voters vs. Citizens. In order to vote you have to be a citizen, which is a bit different from the previous graph, because previous graph is showing population in general and nothing else. Red shows all citizens and blue shows all the people who voted. As the citizens increased, so did the voters, which tells us that people uses their opportunity to vote when they can. But Still we have a huge gap between citizens and voters. Again that would lead to a tip in the vote count.



This is a graph of citizens that voted during the Presidential Election years. The ages range from 18-24 vs. 30 and older. According to the graph, people 30 and older tend to vote at an extremely higher rate than those between the ages of 18 and 24. I think this is pretty accurate because it always seems as though the older generation tends to care more about the country and political issues, the younger generation would.

This graph compares the amount of U.S citizens in America during the Midterm Election years and the total amount of people actually living in the United States citizen or not. According to the graph, both seemed to grow at the same pace with not too many Non-US Citizens. The only somewhat noticeable gap is during the 1990s, where the number of U.S citizens is about 140,000,000 while the population of people in America was about 160,000,000.

This Graph shows people who voted from 18-24 and people who voted over 30 in the midterm election. As shown, there is a huge difference. Though younger voters do like to vote in presidential election, and still are less then voters over 30, this graph shows younger voters do not really care about midterm election at all. This might be because I feel younger voters do not really care about what happens to each state, they only care about the presidency, when it comes to democracy, everyone would contribute, so younger voters should always vote.