Context

As many Americans understand, voting is a fundamental human right that allows them to shape their community, have their voice heard, and an opportunity be involved in the selection process for who will lead the country. Yet, over the years voter turnout has increasingly gone down. The United States has been ranked 31 out of 35 countries for voter participation.

In order to find out why the United States is reporting such low voter turnout numbers, this research paper is focused to identify and solve the biggest challenges eligible voters face during the election process.