This is Practically Why Hilary Clinton Lost to Trump

 

A new report has emerging which probably is the most logical explanation to the embarrassing lost of Hilary Clinton at the just concluded US elections. It seems almost half the country didn’t vote. Yup, that’s right, 46.9% to be exact.

According to The United States Election Project, nearly half of all eligible voters didn’t vote. There are 231,556,622 eligible voters in this country, and only 131,018,000 ballots counted. So basically,  many people didn’t make it to the polls — and this is not about just not bothering to go, either.

The Supreme Court ruled against The Voting Rights Act in 2013. This closed roughly 800 polling places and led to strict ID requirements for voters in multiple states, with many of them being democrats. It’s impossible to measure how many people did not vote because of these new voting restrictions, but the lowest turnout in recent history points to this not just simply being a coincidence.

Voter turnout this year was way lower than 2012 or 2008 reports say

In multiple states the vote was so close, which proves that as many people participating in the process as possible truly matters. The harder its  made for people to participate, the less representative   elections will be.