TechRadar on MSN: 'It did not fit' — Duolingo’s CEO admits pushing AI too far internally 'It did not fit' — Duolingo’s CEO admits pushing AI too far internally If "Did Not Vote" had been a presidential candidate, they would have beaten Donald Trump by 9.1 million votes, and they would have won 21 states, earning 265 electoral college votes to Trump's 175 and Harris's 98. This would mean an estimated 89 million Americans, or about 36% of the country’s voting-eligible population, did not vote in the 2024 general election. According to a study by the Center for Inclusive Democracy at the University of Southern California, more than 75 million people eligible to vote — including nearly 35 million Black, Hispanic and Asian American people — did not cast ballots in the 2020 presidential election.
Approximately 7% of respondents indicated that they did not vote in 2024, likely due to social responsibility bias lowering this percentage. The leading reason for not voting was dissatisfaction with the candidates (21%), followed by illness or disability (12%) and “other” reasons (12%). Why did people choose not to vote? Over half of the adult population did not vote in 2024 because they were either not interested (19.7%), too busy (17.8%), or did not like the candidates or campaign issues (14.7%).
did not fit, Not being interested was also the top reason for not voting in 2020. Social media users are claiming that nearly 10 million voters did not vote in the 2024 election and that they all voted for President Joe Biden in 2020. They also state to show “final election results” for the 2024 election. More than a month on from polling day, eligible US voters from across the country as well as other parts of the world got in touch with the Guardian to share why they did not vote. Research suggests several primary reasons why many registered voters did not participate in the 2024 US Elections: Many voters felt uninterested or believed their vote wouldn’t matter.
did not fit, Why Many Registered Voters Did Not Vote in the 2024 US Elections
