VOICED : Presidential primary campaigns court youth vote in Florida

The video discusses how millennials engage with politics through online platforms and social media, highlighting their enthusiasm and potential impact on elections, particularly in Florida. It also addresses the challenges of low voter turnout among young people and the strategies used by political campaigns to engage them, drawing parallels to Barack Obama's successful youth engagement. The video concludes with the risks of relying on the youth vote and the need to overcome their apathy towards traditional politics.

How are millennials primarily engaging with politics today?

• Through traditional newspapers

• Via online newscasts and social media

• Through radio broadcasts

• By attending town hall meetings

What is the potential impact of millennials in states like Florida?

• They are likely to support only independent candidates

• They are expected to decrease voter turnout

• They could play a decisive role in elections

• They have no significant impact

What strategy worked well for Barack Obama in his electoral races?

• Targeting rural areas

• Focusing on senior citizens

• Relying on the youth vote

• Ignoring social media

What is a major challenge in relying on the youth vote?

• Millennials' preference for local elections

• Millennials' strong support for traditional politics

• Low voter turnout among millennials

• High voter turnout among millennials

Which candidates are exciting millennials on the Republican and Democrat sides?

• Trump and Sanders

• Clinton and Bush

• Obama and Romney

• Biden and Cruz