Increase young voters

What was the speaker's role in the context of the text?

• Local politician

• Community college student

• Chairman for Thai prose

• Political consultant

What significant impact did the speaker's campaign have on voter turnout?

• No change observed

• Decreased by 10%

• Increased by 50%

• Increased by 25%

How many like-minded individuals did it take to affect major local elections in Tulsa?

• About 500-1,000

• About 2,000-3,000

• About 5,000-6,000

• More than 10,000

What was the primary focus of the speaker's voter engagement campaign?

• Young voters under 40

• Middle-aged professionals

• All voters equally

• Senior citizens

What was one of the main reasons young people felt their vote didn't matter?

• Lack of information

• Overwhelming support for opposing views

• Dissatisfaction with candidates

• Belief that their vote doesn't count

Which strategy was NOT mentioned as part of the four-step process to engage voters?

• Showing the low threshold for impact

• Relating issues to personal impact

• Increasing the cost of participation

• Making the process fun

What did the speaker use to make the campaign appealing and ensure participation?

• Private meetings with politicians

• Fear of missing out (FOMO)

• Mandatory participation laws

• Financial incentives

What was a major hurdle in getting young people to vote according to the speaker?

• Transportation issues

• Lack of interest in politics

• Complex registration processes

• Misinformation about voting

How did the campaign ensure that young people registered to vote?

• Online registration drives

• Registration parties at schools and festivals

• Door-to-door registration

• Compulsory registration

What innovative method was used to increase turnout on early voting days?

• Free transportation like Uber rides

• None of the above

• Voting from home options

• Extended voting hours