According to a Princeton study, voter turnout and mean income are indeed linked. (In the interests of full disclosure, the source just cited isn't the easiest read in the world. Those unfamiliar with statistics may find it a bit occluded.)
Monday, February 12, 2018
Vote Your Wallet, Workers!
Representative John Lewis has called the vote the single most powerful tool for non-violent social change that we have. Along those lines, Bodhi's always felt that there is a direct
correlation between voter turnout and income (in)equality. Call me
prescient ...
According to a Princeton study, voter turnout and mean income are indeed linked. (In the interests of full disclosure, the source just cited isn't the easiest read in the world. Those unfamiliar with statistics may find it a bit occluded.)
According to a Princeton study, voter turnout and mean income are indeed linked. (In the interests of full disclosure, the source just cited isn't the easiest read in the world. Those unfamiliar with statistics may find it a bit occluded.)
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