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Foreclosures Lower Number of Likely Voters

Oct 19, 2012 at

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Even in presidential election years, it's common for just over half of those who can vote to do so. Researchers have identified a number of contributing factors including youth, lack of income and lack of education. Now, they're adding another factor: the foreclosure crisis.

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Foreclosures Lower Number of Likely Voters

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