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Politicians — remember
President Clinton in 1994? —
have put up with some personal
questions in their quest to earn
the affection and support of mil
lions of young voters.
Among people age 18 to 24,
apathy toward the political
process has grown, evident in the
diminishing number of young
voters who have turned up at the
polls over the past three decades.
In the 2000 election, one of
the closest in U.S. history, just
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ages 18-24 — about 8.4 million
— cast a ballot for president.
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