People are most likely to vote between age 55 and 74. The folks who were coming of age during the 60s are only just approaching 60 - 65 years old now.
Similarly, the median age of a US senator is ~62, and 59 of the 435 congressman were born before 1943.
The exact numbers are admittedly a little fuzzy, but it's clear that the baby boomers are still going to be replacing the older generation in significant numbers for at least another decade.
Similarly, the median age of a US senator is ~62, and 59 of the 435 congressman were born before 1943.
The exact numbers are admittedly a little fuzzy, but it's clear that the baby boomers are still going to be replacing the older generation in significant numbers for at least another decade.