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POP CULTURE ENDORSEMENTS AND YOUNG VOTER PARTICIPATION: AN ANALYSIS
Title: POP CULTURE ENDORSEMENTS AND YOUNG VOTER PARTICIPATION: AN ANALYSIS
Category: Social Sciences / Political Science
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POP CULTURE ENDORSEMENTS AND YOUNG VOTER PARTICIPATION: AN ANALYSIS
OVERVIEW
Like a bizarre game of musical chairs, both Democrats and Republicans are scrambling to capture the votes of America's young adults. Comprising more than 17 percent of the entire U.S. electorate, 18- to 24-year-olds have become a commodity to political strategists regardless of their elephant or donkey persuasion. However, of the limited non-partisan groups striving to motivate young voters, few could adequately compete with MTV's Rock the Vote, created by recording artists in 1990.
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…showed last 75 words of 1786 total…Issue 2 (Mar/April 2004): 25-27. <http://0-search.epnet.com.skyline.cudenver.edu:80/direct.asp?an=12526166&db=aph> (4 April 2004).
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5.Tindell, John H. and Medhurst, Martin J. "Rhetorical Reduplication in MTV's Rock the Vote Campaign." Communication Studies, Vol. 49 (Spring 1998): 18-28.
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