Millennials are often criticized for being the least politically engaged generation, but in reality, they tend to vote at nearly the same rate as other generations did at their age.

Millennials are often criticized for being the least politically engaged generation, but in reality, they tend to vote at nearly the same rate as other generations did at their age. In particular, boomers voted at almost the exact same rate when they were between the ages of 18-28, which reaffirms that voter turnout increases with age. (NY Times)