Had “Did Not Vote” been a candidate for president in 2016, they would have won handedly. With 41.3% of the vote, this block of the electorate significantly outpaced those voting for Secretary Clinton(28.5%) or then-candidate Trump (27.3%). Despite the best efforts of both parties to turnout citizens to the polls, voter apathy remains a well-documented reality of American politics. It’s an especially alarming reality when compared to our peers: of the 32 developed countries in the OECD, the Unit...