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- 2. WHY YOUNG ADULTS DON’T VOTE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9pYF2OFIsU 1:20
- 3. ISSUE • Young adults are less likely to vote compared to adults over the age of 30.
- 4. STAKEHOLDERS • Candidates • Government • Legislatures • Media • Voters • General Population
- 5. SOLUTION 1: SOCIAL NETWORKING Pros: • Engages a wide audience • Helps young people feel more involved • Explains complex ideas • Increases donations • Increase votes
- 6. SOLUTION 1: CONT. Cons: • Time consuming • More campaign workers needed • Have to pay extra workers
- 7. SOLUTION 2: VOTING THROUGH SOCIAL NETWORKS Pros: • 90% young people use social media • Social media is convenient • Attracts attention • Easier to find information on candidates
- 8. SOLUTION 2: CONT. Cons: • Could get distracted by other things on the internet • Ignore the chance to vote online
- 11. SOLUTION 3: OUTREACH FOR CAMPAIGNING IN SCHOOLS CLEARER EXPLANATION OF POLITICS Pros: • Rallies and assemblies will increase awareness • These assemblies and rallies influence young adults to vote • Guest speakers influence
- 12. SOLUTION 3: CONT. Cons: • Students may lose interest • Not interested in issues being discussed
- 13. SOLUTION 4: OUTREACH FOR CAMPAIGNING IN SCHOOLS Pros: • Campaigners could make it fun for students • Reassure students that their vote matters • An election could be groundbreaking
- 14. SOLUTION 4: CONT. Cons: • Being forced to vote can lead to not voting at all • Could vote for the wrong person
- 17. CONCLUSION • Social Media will help young adults feel more involved in elections • Voting through social media is more practical than going to a voting booth • Rallies and assemblies will help persuade students to vote • Making voting fun for students will influence them to vote