Those not learning about the presidential election have less confidence in the impact of their vote

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March 4, 2016

Half of those who aren’t learning about the election feel their vote doesn’t matter

Those not learning about the presidential election have less confidence in the impact of their vote

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Half of those who aren’t learning about the election feel their vote doesn’t matter
Those not learning about election are more likely to be young, less educated, have mixed ideological views

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Half of those who aren’t learning about the election feel their vote doesn’t matter

Those not learning about the presidential election have less confidence in the impact of their vote

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