Why do you think many young people are not voting? Many democratic countries report low voter turnout in people aged 18-25. Why do you think many young people are not voting? According to the claim, the vote attendance of young people is low in many democratic countries. In other words, only a few people aged 18-25 take their part in elections. In my opinion, there are two reasons for this trend. Firstly, young people are not interested in politics. They are more interested in everyday things such as their studies, love affairs, and hobbies. When I was 18, I rarely thought about governments, human rights, and economics. At those ages, people in my country usually don't work. Only a few of them have kids. Consequently, the problems which could affect the older generation simply don't bother them. For example, a rise in taxes is not a big deal if one doesn't pay any taxes. It's vital to give political education to the people of that age. I believe that it should increase the vote attendance because they will know about current problems in their countries. Secondly, they don't believe that their votes will change the results of elections. This is especially true in my country. When a political party or president wins elections several times in a row during twenty years, it's not likely that a voter thinks that his opinion means anything. It happens despite the fact that my country is democratic. The establishment in power structures doesn't want to give up. Governments of this type can even spend parts of their budgets on propaganda which negatively effect young people's motivation to vote. I'm really upset that it happens. The only way to deal with that is to be politically active. Unfortunately, not all of us want to do that. Overall, I think that immaturity and desperation are the main reasons for the trend. Political opposition should do its best to involve young people in politics. Young generations have an unlimited amount of energy which can be useful for important changes.