How many young people (18 & up) in the u.s. are eligible to vote?how many of them actually are registered?

Question

I'M NOT ASKING WHO OF YOU GUYS VOTE, I'M ASKING ABOUT OVERALL U.S. STATISTICS OF YOUTH VOTE

Answer 1

I am I'm 22 I voted the primary's but will not vote this general elections is just an odd election. A black guy and old guy WTF?!

Answer 2

im 17 but im registared (will turn 18 in time), i also am registered to register voters.  And my vote is going to be going to bob barr. probably, maybe.

Answer 3

I registered to vote when I turned 18 and have voted in every election so far, but unfortunately this election is going to be tough. I do not support Obama or McCain and dislike both candidates with a passion. I might be voting for Bob Barr with Locke. The remaining candidates are pathetic, yet during the primaries there were some good choices. What happened America?

Answer 4

uhhhm, who gives a ****.  whether you vote or not, i mean.  your vote doesn't count, FYI.  the council on foreign relations and the bildeberg group will make that decision.  you play no part.  and your vote does not count.

Answer 5

I am sorry to say that I was not able to ascertain answers to either of those questions. I was part of the movement to get the voting age lowered to 18. I have voted in every election since my 18th birthday but one and the Coast Guard Cutter I was on was underway on an AL-PAC cruse for that election!

The first election I got to vote in was when we elected the last politician to ever keep any of his promises. Richard Milhouse Nixon stopped the draft and got us out of Viet Nam.  A lot of people do not like him but he was the last president worth a d**n in my opinion. Since then they just lie, steal, and vote to take American liberties.

If you are a young person and you are voting for candidates of either party you are voting yourself and your children into slavery. Vote third party every place you can. It is not to late to avoid the Chips and Chains.

Barr 08

Answer 6

In my college class yesterday we took a poll.

There are 32 people in the class.

29 can vote.

3 voted in the last election.

I think that is horrible that only 3 people in the class had voted yet the majority of the class is constantly complaining about things happening in the government right now.

This pretty much sums up America. Every one complains but not many show up to vote.