Pew Research Center Political Engagement Report FINAL December 18, 2014

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Pew Research Center Political Engagement Report FINAL December 18, 2014

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Many in Emerging and Developing Nations Disconnected from Politics
Influence of Demographics on Political Participation
People See Voting as Most Effective Way to Influence the Government, Posting Views Online as Least Effective
Many Say Government Does Not Care
Political Engagement
Relatively High Participation in Middle East, Africa; Low in Latin America, Asia
High Participation in Middle East
Young People Less Likely to Vote
Young More Likely to Engage in Online Political Activity
Young More Likely to Believe Protest Is Effective
Young Say Online Political Activity More Effective Than 50+
Political Engagement
Pew Research Center Political Engagement Report FINAL December 18, 2014

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