Study: Political activity among young Candian adults
Posted by on February 24, 2006
Study: Political activity among young adults 2003
http://www.statcan.ca/Daily/English/051206/d051206b.htm
Young adults do not vote as often as people in older age groups, but they help make up for it by engaging in other politically-related activities, according to a new report published today in Canadian Social Trends.
The report “Willing to participate: Political engagement of young adults”, available free online, used data from the General Social Survey to examine the extent of political activity among young adults aged 22 to 29. It measured their traditional political participation, that is, voting, as well as alternative activities, such as participating in demonstrations or attending public meetings.
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