What percentage of the voting-age population is aware of what went on at the G7 Summit?

[Garrett78]

Or that there even is such a thing? 15%? 20%?

And what should be done to change that? How can the Democratic Party, in particular, increase awareness and increase voter turnout in this country?

[Sneederbunk]

1. And what percent of that percent gets its info from FOX or RW radio?

[Squinch]

2. GREAT questions.

[Thomas Hurt]

3. Around 40 percent of eligible voters didn't, so you figure around 90 million

don't care enough to vote, probably don't care enough to know what is going on at the G7.

[quartz007]

4. Good question, but answer is obvious

Less than 5%
Note that:
Most of adults can not remember who their 2 senators are.
Even more adults can not remember who the House of reps are from their state except perhaps Alaska, Delaware, Montana, Dakota's, Vermont & Wyoming. (cuz they all have only 1 House Rep)

[Captain Stern]

5. I think 15% is highly optimistic

Actually, I think that if we polled the voting-age population, and just asked them what the G7 Summit was (don't even ask them what happened there), less than 15% would know the answer (I don't even mean an exact answer, just a reasonable facsimile thereof....like "leaders of some countries getting together)

[MousePlayingDaffodil]

7. Concur . . .

15? Start by putting a decimal point between the 1 and the 5, and then probably move down from there.

[Buzz cook]

6. What did go on during the G7? Seriously.

Beside Trump acting like a sullen child, what went on? What was up for discussion, what did the members hope to achieve, what opportunities were lost?

[njhoneybadger]

8. Less than 5%, most people don't have a clue what's going on