What are you talking about?

In 2008, 273,000.

You think that's great turnout in a city of 8 million or so? OK

The lengthy pre-registration requirement, combined with caging and registration-swapping at BoE was quite successful.

Thanks for pointing that out.

When its time to register and go vote the revolution has better things to do.

Its been that way forever in that age group and Sanders didn't change that a bit.

what you are saying.

Because a loyal Democratic constituency (young people) cannot deliver victory, their policy priorities don't count.

But I thought . . .

You don't count.

Small, if any, changes in that demographic all along.

Gettin old ain't it?

My 23yo son says almost all people in their 20's register as independents,I myself was an independent til I was in my 30's and registered as a dem to vote in a primary. So I don't think that was an accurate picture of youth support. I think it's great these kids are passionate and come out and get involved in rallies.Why do people want to bring them down and mock them it's our future generation.

New York and many other states have these laws. It wasn't put in suddenly a month ago, its been like that for years.

Its your choice. You can still vote in the general election in the fall.