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Instapundit's guest bloggers are saying that young people have stayed away from the polls:
NBC is reporting that, for all the efforts at bringing young people to the polls, the percentage of 18-29 year old voters is exactly the same as it was in 2000 (17%). And the number of voters in the 30 to 44 year old group has actually declined, going from 33% to 28%.I suppose that acting disaffected is cool, while voting for change* actually requires effort.
* Or even the status quo.
