It's hard to care about this stuff when it seems like your vote doesn't really matter anyway.

"You can say anything you want about Indians; they don't have enough votes to matter."

Every vote matters, of course - but in a place like Clark County, the votes matter a whole lot more.

Whites make up only about 10 percent of the population in this country and many find it hard to see how their vote matters these days.

So even if your vote doesn't matter in the election, it could pay off in other ways.

We could try to sway him our way, but ultimately, his vote wouldn't matter.

We knocked on the doors of strangers, simply to bring the message that their vote mattered.

"Why your vote for Congress might not matter."

Officially, the popular vote does not matter in the Democratic presidential nomination.

By 1966, black votes in the South mattered enough for white politicians to court them, and they still do today.