1. 2014 Election Results

2. Election 2014 We just picked the 114 th Congress

3. Election 2014 Voter Turnout Voter Turnout

4. Voters vs. Non-voters Voters Older More Educated Higher Income More Whites Fewer Minorities Non-Voters Younger Less Educated Lower Income Fewer Whites More Minorities

5. 1964 to 2012 Voting Rates by Age

6. 2012 vs. 2014 Voters by Age

7. Election 2014 Breakdown Breakdown

8. 2014 Election Changes in the US Congress

9. Congressional Committees Committees Committees

10. Election 2014 100 Females in the US Congress (out of 535)

11. Election 2014 Governor Results Before Republican 29 Democrat 21 After Republican 31 Democrat 17 Undecided 2

12. CA Election 2014 California Chooses a Governor Adults 29,646,675 100% Eligible 24,288,145 82% R egistere d 17,803,823 60% Voters 5,480,978 18% Brown 3,222,249 11%

13. 2014 Election Changes in the CA Legislature

16. 1. Briefly explain your political issue 2. Summarize your group’s progress on your research. 3. Briefly explain the types of “political action” you are considering. 4. Class questions and/or recommendations. Political Project Progress Reports