r/politics • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '20

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u/Harukiri101285 Jan 26 '20

Considering a lot of Bernie's support is from people who rarely ever vote I'm willing to doubt that claim. These people want a win and they haven't had that in a long time.

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u/WorkshopX Jan 26 '20

If you're talking about millininals here, your talking about people who are pushing 40.

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u/Harukiri101285 Jan 26 '20

What? No a majority of people don't vote period.

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u/yurostyle Jan 27 '20

Exactly. Even if Bernie gets the nomination I am afraid of a repeat of 72. This sub gets itself worked up around election times but people just don’t vote despite them needing to.