• What do you care about?

    Each year, Congress introduces thousands of laws on issues that affect us every day. However, voter turnout was at an all-time low in 2014, at just 36%.

     

    If you don’t vote for your own interests, who will?

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    The #WhyIVote Campaign inspires & reminds us that we are:

    diverse individuals with unique experiences,

    united by issues that matter,

    affected by the hundreds of new laws that pass every year,

    focused on more than the Presidential race, and

    making a difference when we encourage your friends to vote!

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  • Stats at a glance

    As our two-party system is becoming more and more polarized, it's individual issues that matter. #WhyIVote @IssueVoter

     

    The 2014 election lacked a "dominant national theme", with no single issue rising above all others. Perhaps affected by the lack of a single key issue, nationwide voter turnout was the lowest since 1942. (Source: U.S. elections, 2014)

    36%

    Voter turnout in 2014 was the lowest since 1942.

    246 Republicans & 186 Democrats

    in the House of Representatives, a predominately 2-party system.

    Over $3 Billion

    spent on Congressional campaigns.

     

    And while in office, reps spend most their time fundraising.

    Worked 135 days

    That's just 37% of the year.

    14% Approval Rating

    Yet 95% were re-elected by voters.

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