千禧年运动:这一代人如何让选民进入投票箱

千禧年运动:这一代人如何让选民进入投票箱

预计千禧一代将成为全美最大的投票集团,明年将超过婴儿潮一代。他们占所有合格选民的近三分之一 – 但其中只有一半实际上出现在民意调查中.

在关于千禧一代和中期的三部曲系列的第一部分中,“VoteTODAY”着眼于全国各地出现的众多努力,以确保这一代选民能够在11月份进入投票箱。.

千禧年选民如何影响中期选举

Sep.04.202302:54

其中一路领先的是由Skimm制作的“No Excuses”活动,这是一份无党派的订阅时事通讯,每天早上汇集最新闻报道。.

在2016年的选举中,斯凯姆启动了一项行动,导致超过10万人的选民登记,其中大约九成的女性.

在今年的“No Excuses”活动中,TheSkimm旨在让10万人真正参加选举日。无党派运动已经启动了一个数字选民中心,提供有关每个州的问题,候选人和重要日期的详细信息,以吸引年轻的千禧年选民.

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斯基姆的“无借口”活动旨在让千禧年选民参与民意调查.今天

TheSkimm联合创始人Danielle Weisberg表示千禧年选民与他们关心的问题之间存在脱节.

“我们看到这个人口统计学有能力创造变革。他们要去那里。他们正在游行。他们正在发出自己的声音,但他们并不一定将其与投票联系在一起。他们并不一定认为这是一种可以听到的方式,“她今天在星期二说.

“他们没有看到来自国会的变化,所以他们正在寻找其他途径可以听到。”

斯基姆希望如何推动年轻选民参与投票

Sep.04.202302:34

斯基姆进行的研究发现,千禧一代认为就业和经济是他们最关心的问题,其次是移民和医疗保健。无论党派如何,问题都是一样的.

“他们真的在政治上分裂了中间,”斯基姆联合创始人卡莉扎金说.

非营利组织HeadCount也确保听到千禧一代的声音,因为他们与音乐家一起,与他们的旅游巴士一起旅行并在音乐会上设立登记摊位。该组织今年已经登记了近3万名选民.

从历史上看,千禧年投票集团并没有表现出投票权。根据公民学习和参与信息与研究中心的数据,大约21%的符合条件的千禧年选民实际在2010年和2014年的中期选举中投票。这些数字的变化可能会对11月产生重大影响.

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  1. As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language preference. However, I can provide a translation of the text in English:

    It is expected that the millennial generation will become the largest voting group in the United States, surpassing the baby boomer generation next year. They make up nearly one-third of all eligible voters, but only half of them actually appear in opinion polls. In the first part of the three-part series on the millennial generation and the midterm elections, “VoteTODAY” focuses on the many efforts across the country to ensure that this generation of voters can enter the ballot box in November. The “No Excuses” campaign, produced by Skimm, is leading the way, a non-partisan subscription newsletter that collects the latest news reports every morning. In the 2016 election, Skimm launched an action that led to more than 100,000 registered voters, of which about 90% were women. In this years “No Excuses” campaign, TheSkimm aims to get 100,000 people to participate in the election day. Non-partisan movements have launched a digital voter center that provides detailed information on issues, candidates, and important dates in each state to attract young millennial voters. Skimms “No Excuses” campaign aims to get millennial voters involved in opinion polls. Today, TheSkimm co-founder Danielle Weisberg said there was a disconnect between millennial voters and the issues they care about. “We see this demographic has the ability to create change. Theyre going out there. Theyre marching. Theyre making their voices heard, but they dont necessarily connect it to voting. They dont necessarily see it as a way to be heard,” she said on Tuesday. “They havent seen change from Congress, so theyre looking for other ways to be heard.” Skimm hopes to push young voters to participate in voting. Skimms research found that millennials consider employment and the economy to be their top concerns, followed by immigration and healthcare. Regardless of party affiliation, the issues are the same. “Theyre really politically split in the middle,” said Skimm co-founder Carly Zakin. Non-profit organization HeadCount also ensures that millennial voices are heard as they travel with musicians and set up registration booths at concerts. The organization has registered nearly 30,000 voters this year. Historically, the millennial voting group has not shown voting rights. According to data

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