2. By: Brad Jones, Travis Cahill, Joe Annunziata

3. Registration Problems: Because people don’t want to go through a long process of registration just to vote

4. Don’t Believe Their Vote Will Make A Difference: They think that they’re only one person in millions and their vote wont amount to anything in the end.

5. Didn’t Like Candidates or Campaign Issues: Sometimes people don’t agree with the issues that are brought forth and sometimes the people’s concerns are not covered by party platforms

6. Major Parties Becoming More Moderate: Major parties adopt broader platforms which means that they say the same thing so people find it pointless to vote.

7. To Complain: if you are eligible to vote, but choose not to, we don’t have to listen to your whining

8. Its Your Right: young people, women and underrepresented groups all fought hard for the right to vote

9. Representation: Does it seem as if politicians are a bunch of old white males? Well, in Congress only 13% of members are of color, and only 14% are women

10. Fashion (LOL): You get to wear an “I Voted” sticker--- definitely fashionable NOISE: Want to make some? Vote. Every Vote Counts: The 2000 Presidential election proved how close things can get, so really every vote counts.

11. Be a US citizen be 18yrs of age be resident of US not be mentally retarded not be on parole

12. Register by state deadlines can be done online, in person, by mail, or when you go to renew license deadline is 29 days before an election

13. Parliamentary system, nonpartisan elections have people to be able to be paid to vote or have some other incentive to vote