«New York ranks consistently as one of the nation's worst in
terms of voter participation, driven by state laws that create obstacles to voting,» said Megan Ahearn, program director for the New York Public Interest Research Group, «Much of the rest of the nation has developed practices that improve voter turnout.
Blair Horner, Executive Director of NYPIRG, said, «New York ranks consistently as one of the nation's worst states in
terms of voter participation, driven by our archaic voter registration and election administration systems.
Not exact matches
New York State continues to lag behind other states in
terms of voter turnout and
participation.
Horner said, «New York is really notorious in
terms of having difficult obstacles for
voters to surmount in order to vote,» and that the rules contribute to New York having one
of the «lowest
voter participation rates in the country.»
Conducted in the shadow
of a huge vote on membership
of the European Union, what have we learned from «Super Thursday» and its lead up in
terms of sub-national politics and
voter participation in the UK?
Similarly, in the 2011 LSUC Bencher Election,
voter turnout increased and reversed a long -
term trend
of decreased
participation, but only rose to 37 per cent.