Why the Majority of Californians Don’t Vote and What’s the Impact | Craig Keshishian

The turnout for this year’s California primary election was roughly 33 percent, as of June 27—the lowest it’s been in eight years.

Are people too busy? Do they think their vote doesn’t matter? Or are they fearful of voting for the wrong candidate?

I sat down with political and polling expert Craig Keshishian to discuss what is keeping Californians from voting and what the result of this election cycle means.

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