> In 2018, among those age 65 and older, voter turnout was 65 percent for women and 68 percent for men. In contrast, 38 percent of women 18-29 years old voted and 33 percent of men of the same age group voted. [0]
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[0]: https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2019/04/behind-2018-u...
I've missed one major election since I turned 18, and it's because I was on internship 5 hours from where I could vote.
If you had simply googled it, you could have obtained your ballot in less than 5 minutes.
I'm 37 and own a house and stuff now, and move less, and change my drivers license when I do move. It's much easier for me to vote. I don't think about it in advance.
Why is it so hard to acknowledge that while it's not "hard" for young people to vote, it is slightly harder than it is for established middle age people?