Even if we shatter the national voter turnout record set in 1908  (which was a 65% turnout) it means millions of voting-age Americans still didn't vote. Why? Jason Perry with the Hinckley Institute of Politics joins to explain, then talk to us about the importance of voting. 

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Even if we shatter the national voter turnout record set in 1908 (which was a 65% turnout) it means millions of voting-age Americans still didn't vote. Why? Jason Perry with the Hinckley Institute of Politics joins to explain, then talk to us about the importance of voting. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Even if we shatter the national voter turnout record set in 1908&nbsp; (which was a 65% turnout) it means millions of voting-age Americans still didn't vote. Why? Jason Perry with the Hinckley Institute of Politics joins to explain, then talk to us about the importance of voting.&nbsp;

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why many of us don't vote, and why we should

<p>Debbie Dujanovic airs weekday mornings on KSL NewsRadio in Salt Lake City.&nbsp;</p>

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Why many of us don't vote, and why we should

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