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    Ballard High School senior Mike Gore won't be old enough to cast a ballot Nov. 4, but he's mustered more than 100 votes for his candidate, he estimates. "With all the people I've registered to vote and all the people I've talked to, I think that has done a lot more for the cause than me casting one ballot" said Gore, 17. Efforts by Gore and others are paying off. Full Article at The Seattle Times
    With all the people I've registered to vote and all the people I've talked to, I think that has done a lot more for the cause than me casting one ballot
    Al Gore – Al Gore SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
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Statewide, new-voter registration hits record
  1. Young people really drive the staff work
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  2. Sometimes we've had people under 17, even, who wanted to register
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  3. He is not afraid to speak in complex sentences, which at a university is really refreshing
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  4. I've never been in a campaign that's had so much young energy
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  5. It's the rock-star thing ... People think the buttons are cool, but that doesn't mean that they think that the candidate's cool because of the buttons.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  6. Even though I can't cast the ballot, I can tell others what I think, and in that way I'm having as much or more of an impact as I could have voting
    Al Gore – Al Gore SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  7. Who knows how many would have printed out a form and the form would have sat on a dining-room table for weeks? ... Online registration really connects, particularly with the younger voters.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  8. It's young people who are working on the campaigns, making the person-to-person contact ... our generation's contribution to the election cycle.
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago
  9. Go to any college campus in the Seattle urban area, and you're going to find a host of liberals, but that is just one subset of the young population ... Check out the young entrepreneurs making a real difference, the young professionals having to pay 20 to 30 percent taxes, and you'll see a different cr...
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 17 months ago

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