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Secretary of State Data Shows Older Wyomingites Likely To Decide 2024 Elections - Vimarsana News

Secretary of State Data Shows Older Wyomingites Likely To Decide 2024 Elections

If trends continue as they have since 2008, the 50+ age group is likely to decide the 2024 election in the Cowboy State. Wyomingites in the 70-79 age bands are the most likely to vote. The age group with the second highest percentage of voters going to the polls was the age 80-85 (65%), followed by 60-69 (63.9%).

Secretary of State Data Shows Older Wyomingites Likely To Decide 2024 Elections - Vimarsana News

Secretary of State Data Shows Older Wyomingites Likely To Decide 2024 Elections

If trends continue as they have since 2008, the 50+ age group is likely to decide the 2024 election in the Cowboy State. Wyomingites in the 70-79 age bands are the most likely to vote. The age group with the second highest percentage of voters going to the polls was the age 80-85 (65%), followed by 60-69 (63.9%).

Access Living disability advocacy group visits Rock Island - Vimarsana News

Access Living disability advocacy group visits Rock Island

The number of home care jobs needed in the Quad-Cities is expected to grow three times faster than the overall job growth rate.

Chicago-based disability advocacy group visits Rock Island - Vimarsana News

Chicago-based disability advocacy group visits Rock Island

The number of home care jobs needed in the Quad-Cities is expected to grow three times faster than the overall job growth rate.

Chicago-based disability advocacy group visits Rock Island - Vimarsana News

Chicago-based disability advocacy group visits Rock Island

The number of home care jobs needed in the Quad-Cities is expected to grow three times faster than the overall job growth rate.