There is a lot of power within the younger voter, if they come out to vote. The question is, why don't they come out to vote? Their turnout could sway both local and national elections, making them the largest and most powerful voting block. However, few choose to turn out and vote.

Chairman Dave Brock sits down with two Tri-C Democracy fellows, Donte Jones and Sylvia Snow-Rackley, to discuss what it would take to engage younger voters aged 18-21. They explore what younger voters are looking for in candidates and political parties, and identify any barriers that may be preventing them from getting to the polls.

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