With the projection of the white population in America to drift to four in ten Americans by the next century politics will have a different stand point. With population such as the Asian and Hispanic population projecting to grow that will give them the opportunity to have their voices more likely heard about the causes they want the government to focus on. Which may lead to more diverse voters rather than primarily white voters in states such as California. With more participation in politics from these groups they are more likely to be elected as representatives and there would be more diversity than we see today in places such as congress.

Rural-urban shift began with people simply wanting to leave the urban decay into the suburbs with a traditionally more conservative political standpoint. Now have become more politically complex, they are known to be moderates and go with candidates that appeal to their issues and concerns rather than staying with a particular party. Which becoming more diverse and probably have a range of work backgrounds from blue collar to white collar makes sense, there are going to be people who have opinions that will differ depending on their background. …show more content…
Today with the baby boomer population there are political shifts to concerns that this population has such as concerns with health care and social security. While perhaps the younger population may be more concerned with things that have to do with education. But since the baby boomers have more political affluence candidates try to focus on addressing their issues. But I have to say with this election I feel like with the democratic candidates they tried to appeal more to the younger population by addressing their concerns with