3)Give the educational background, income, age, race, and occupation of those most and least likely to vote i
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One thing your forgot:  educated and or not educated who feel they have nothing worth it, to vote for.   In other words all you have to vote for is garbage!  People strike on voting because of this!  In a sense they have voted by not voting! Those of us vote based on the platform not  because they are Dem or Rep or because they are good looking or Gender or color!
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You have it right So_Fine, the Black vote is gone along with the Latino and most all of the other immigrants votes. White America is mostly Democrat anyway. So there isn't going to be any problem.
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It depends on where you live.  Here where I live it was from the tax roles and then that was changed to be from the voter registration lists.  That was altered to make sure that the intial panel selection was random.
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In your sample ballot.
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VOTING!   Besides that, you can contact your rep's, contribute  time and/or money to candidates that have similar beliefs as you do, etc...
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Only one person should speak one at a time,\nAgenda should be specific in advance,\nRespect the ideas of others,\nMajority wins during a vote, and\nKeep a record of the meeting.
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Line 1 - Last Name\nLine 2 - First Name, Middle Initial\nLine 3 - Social Security Number\nLine 4 - Blood Type\nLine 5 - Religious Preference
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Yes, along with the drinking age. The first time I voted, I voted my parents' choice. Now I vote mine. I would allow an exception for those serving in the military. I agree that if they're old enough to stand up for the country, they should have a voice in who's in office.
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only 70% of Americans are eligible to vote, and 52% OF Americans eligible to vote are registered, about 40% of those registered actually vote regularly\nso less than 20% of those eligible to vote make the decisions in this country for everyone\na recap\n300 million people=US\n210 million people= Eligible to vote\n109 million people= registered to vote\n41   million people= those who vote\n20.5 million people+1= number of votes required to win\n=\n7.5% of the people do all the  thinking
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I don't think it's a matter of race; it's more a function of who runs.  If only whites are running, then we pretty much have to pick a white.  I really don't care what race or ethnicity a candidate is - if I believe that you'll do the best job, I'll vote for you.
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Yes.  A candidate must be 35 years or older, he/she must be born in the United States and be a resident of the United States for a minimum of 14 years, not 3 as ben s said.
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tell them you are an honest hardworking student.  usually students with outstanding Math scores get voted in.  it always helps to be confident and have a high GPA. \n\nor you can make cool posters like in Napoleon Dynamite. People might vote you in just cuz they think you are cool, funny and creative. \n\nif you give a speech i would say this - \n\n"If you vote for me, all of your wildest dreams will come true."\n- Pedro Sanchez
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Maybe not education per se; rather, how about a simple multiple-choice test on the pertinent issues?  If people could prove that they understand what is at stake in an election, perhaps they would vote more intelligently.
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You'll also need to be a lot more specific than that. Age, last known location, etc.
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give me the information needed for the survey
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www.votetoimpeach.org
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Let the people decide.  Are you of voting age?