In this section, I form my argument to explain that the Latino youth in Alameda County tends to come from a low-income and less-educated background, therefore longer hours of work or schooling, and inability to fathom California’s election process, which leads that group to unlikely turnout for elections. I formed my argument from my own extensive research and analysis within the particular area, group, and elections. It is an argument that depends on time, income, language, and the education background that results into a decline and unlikeness in voter turnout within the Latino youth in Alameda County. In the first subsection (3A), I argue that the Latino youth in Alameda County come from low-income backgrounds, which leads to long hours
