Some voter registration documents are limited and do not fully accommodate the Spanish language. Low voter participation by Hispanics may be a product of language differences, lack of cultural assimilation, or non-citizenship status. The combination of these factors has lead to a general decline of United States voter turn out over the last several decades...
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It may be a product of increasing government distrust. Political alienation is a belief that politics is irrelevant to ones life and that one cannot personally affect public affairs. People who distrust the government are likely to feel that they have little influence in politics, with this feeling they are less likely to invest the time in registering in the political process of being truly informed voters if they do go to the booth...
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