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To: txlenchs who wrote (36979)	8/17/2000 7:09:44 PM
From: jwk	Respond to of 40688

OT Chris - one of many places on the web with info and links to more info on the subject: fairvote.org here's the intro to the page: Voter Turnout On Nov. 5 1996, 95.8 million Americans found their way to the polls to vote for the next president of the United States, a figure 8 million people fewer than in November 1992. Thus continued a much-discussed trend in American politics: the proliferation of the non-voter. For the first time in more than 70 years, less than half the eligible electorate voted in a presidential election. In the 1998 congressional elections, that trend continued -- with just 36.4% of the electorate voting, down from 38.78 in 1994 (the previous off-year congressional election.) And all signs point to an even smaller voting population come November 2000. Below are links to articles and materials on the issue of voter turnout."