And yet the national turnout was the same as in 2004??

MCM


<http://futuremajority.com/node/3969>CIRCLE Increases Youth Turnout Estimates

http://futuremajority.com/node/3969

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<http://www.civicyouth.org/?p=323>CIRCLE has 
updated their youth turnout numbers. You'll 
remember that these estimates are based on exit 
polls and the overall vote count. As absentee and 
early voting ballots get counted, the totals 
rise, changing the turnout numbers. CIRCLE now 
estimates that:

·         23 million young voters cast a ballot 
on Tuesday, an increase of 3.4 million over 2004.

·         Youth turnout will likely top off at 52 
- 53%. That would rival the 1992 turnout, and 
fall just short of the all time record of 55.4% 
set in 1972.

·         Young voters accounted for 60% of the 
overall turnout increase. That for the whole 
electorate.

·         CIRCLE still estimates that young 
voters made up 18% of the total electorate.

The big story still remains Obama's staggering 66 
- 32% margin among youth, and I want to explore 
that a little more in pictures. Here's a look an 
historical look at the youth vote margin, 
long-term and short-term:
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/futuremajority/3012230835/>

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