Hawaii
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Hawaii once had the highest voter participation in the country during the early years of statehood. But in the 2010 election, only about half of the state's registered voters cast a ballot.
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Some voters are content with the state's progressive policies and its ethnically diverse political leaders and don't want to see major changes.
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If you don't vote, the small percent of Hawaiians who want a change and are voting, will have the greater impact.
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The majority of Hawaiians are democratic, yet the majority of Hawaiian voters are republican. This is a result of a low percentage of voter turnout.
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