SEATTLE - With less than a month to go before Election Day, Republicans and Democrats alike continue to campaign all across the United States in their last attempts to lure in more voters to their cause. But before the general population goes out to vote on Nov. 5, polls and studies can be great indicators on how people in the U.S. plan to assert one of the most important rights granted by the U.S. Constitution: the right to vote.
It is well known that the United States is a melting pot where people from all sorts of cultures and ethnicities come together to form a single identity. But being so diverse can come with certain complications when it comes to elections, as not every group can be accurately represented in the way the general population votes.
