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American voter turnout is ludicrously low. Only 38 percent of those eligible voted in the 1998 mid-term elections -- but it didn't startle many in the mainstream. Participation is democracy's spine. When half of Americans never vote, the republic is at risk.
1. Apathy ails America: Electorate's crisis, democracy's demise
2. Interest, impact, involvement: The republic's rejuvenation 3. Startling stats: Recent trends in voter turnout 4. Misleading Methodology, Distorted Data: The FEC Skews Voter Registration Statistics 
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