Follow up: 
Did you vote this year? Or did you assume your vote wouldn’t make a difference? Voter turnout for 2012 fell to 118 million from 2008’s impressive turnout of 131 million, with only 60% of eligible voters actually exercising their right to choose their government. In an election where the difference in the popular vote was less than 5 million, the 78 million people who chose not to vote might have made a huge difference. So how did President Obama get out the vote? Tweets, likes and status updates. Check out the following infographic to see how Obama bested Romney through a war waged on social media.
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Created by: MBAOnline.com-Infographic of the Day: Did the Non-Voters Decide the Presidential Election?
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Project Syndicate -Second terms can often be productive times for US foreign policy, largely because presidents cannot seek a third. And no president in recent decades has had a better temperament and a clearer vision for facing the world’s challenges than the one that Americans have just reelected.
