Florida follows the trends we're seeing in other swing states. Newly registered 18-44 year olds (democrats/no party affiliation) turnout to vote at a higher rate than previously registered 18-44 year olds (democrats/no party affiliation). We need to fill the leaking hole by getting the people who aren't registered (more than 40,000,000 nationwide) registered to vote.

Big thanks to the team for pumping and organizing the data!

tool used: Tableau

data source: Florida voter list from Florida Secretary of State (https://dos.fl.gov/)

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Register to vote: https://vote.gov

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Contact your reps:

Senate: https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm?Class=1

House of Representatives: https://contactrepresentatives.org/

Posted by sillychillly

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  1. Florida follows the trends we’re seeing in other swing states. Newly registered 18-44 year olds (democrats/no party affiliation) turnout to vote at a higher rate than previously registered 18-44 year olds (democrats/no party affiliation). We need to fill the leaking hole by getting the people who aren’t registered (more than 40,000,000 nationwide) registered to vote.

    Big thanks to the team for pumping and organizing the data!

    tool used: Tableau

    data source: Florida voter list from Florida Secretary of State ([https://dos.fl.gov/](https://dos.fl.gov/))

    __________

    Register to vote: [https://vote.gov](https://vote.gov)

    ——————

    Contact your reps:

    Senate: [https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm?Class=1](https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm?Class=1)

    House of Representatives: [https://contactrepresentatives.org/](https://contactrepresentatives.org/)

  2. “Minor” detail: fresh new, strong, “clean” of all external in financial interests dependencies, revamped DNC / democratic leadership, with well designed, properly explained, aggressive social democratic program ***may*** help, besides convincing people to vote. If they fumble again, they may have a bigger surprise on who the newly convinced groups may vote for…

  3. Can you make one seperately with 18-29 year olds?

  4. Breaking News in two days: Florida restricts voting for those 18-44 years old…

  5. And give them something to vote for.

    Remember in 2020 when they said “Democrats can’t win without Florida” and then Biden won without Florida?

    Remember in 2020 when Florida Democrats RAN AWAY from $15 minimum wage and it passed anyway?

  6. Or maybe democrats should pursue supporting policies that help people not just policies that serve to enrich the egos and agenda of the wealthy

  7. Gotta start a tiktok campaign to 18 year girls saying how hot they think guys who vote are.

  8. Wasn’t Bernie’s whole campaign based on getting that demographic to vote? Turns out they would rather do anything else

  9. Outside observer here, but I’m amazed by how Trump’s socially conservative message (anti-feminist, anti-LGBTQ, etc.) message seems to resonate with young men. I think part of it is the sheer scale and influence of right-wing social media influencers who are tapping into real socio-economic issues and anxiety amongst young voters and offering right-wing solutions in a way that centrist and left-wing influences are not.

  10. My analysis of several swing states suggests a clear play: register as many unregistered 18–44-year-olds as possible. They show up at the polls at higher rates than their long-registered peers.

    Is this the most cost-effective voter strategy we’re overlooking ?

  11. Just gotta get the group that almost never votes to actually vote!

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