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Unemployed Americans Less Likely To Vote

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Whether someone is employed plays a part in how likely they are to vote in 2020. According to a series of polls conducted by Insider, this is what was found: People who are unemployed and not looking for work are 14% more likely to vote. That is when compared to the average respondent in regard to opting out of voting. For Americans unemployed and seeking work, 24% said they aren't going to vote. This number makes them 12% more likely to not turn out.

Added on the 22/10/2020 18:59:49 - Copyright : Wochit

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