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:Single men and women this one is for your.
Would you date someone who did not vote in the election?
Your future date cares if you vote in the election.
That is according to new numbers reported in Match's "Singles in America" survey.
Turns out, 27 percent of singles would not date someone who didn't vote.
About 35 percent of those surveyed said not having an opinion on key issues is a deal breaker.
When it comes to women, they really want their dates to vote.
Nearly 8 in 10 women say they wouldn't go out with someone who didn't cast their ballot.
However, it appears it does not matter who you vote for, just as long as you vote.
In fact, a majority of single people don't expect their date to tell them if they voted for Donald Trump or Hillary.
That was the case for about 77 percent people surveyed.
Which makes sense, since 79 percent of singles said they had no problem dating someone from a different political party.
Now, if you want to increase your chances of scoring a second date, you might want to talk about hot button issues.
The survey found A good discussion on any political issue can boost your chances of a second date by 91 percent.
Most singles, 80 percent, are happy to talk about religion, gun control, immigration, and marriage equality on the first date.
Bottom line: The survey shows single Americans think voting and being able to discuss politics are a key piece of being in a relationship.
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Former football star Brian Banks, who served five years in prison for rape he didn’t commit, disgusted by Brock Turner ruling
Brian Banks, a promising high school football player who had committed to play at Southern Cal, was an innocent man accused of rape. He remembers sitting at the defendant's table 13 years ago and not one person in the courtroom would look at him or talk to him or acknowledge him.
"It was like I was not even in the room," he said Monday. "I felt like I wasn't a human being. I was a number."
He naturally has been paying close attention to the rape case of Stanford swimmer Brock Turner, 20, who was convicted on three felony counts related to a 2015 sexual assault on an unconscious and intoxicated woman, who is now 23. Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky sentenced Turner on Friday to just six months in county jail — he could get it reduced to three months with good behavior.
Banks, who works in the NFL's Los Angeles office, was 16 years old when he was accused of rape and tried as an adult. He was sent to juvenile hall for a year before his case came up. He faced 41 years to life in prison and first turned down plea deals for 25, 18 and nine years. Why? He didn't do it. He finally agreed to undergo 90 days of observation in Chico State Prison with assurances from his attorney that he would then get probation. It was a better option, he was told, than a young black kid facing an all-white jury.
2017 ACURA NSX VS. 2017 NISSAN GT-R HEAD 2 HEAD COMPARISON
The wait is finally over for an all-Japan supercar war
http://www.motortrend.com/cars/acura/nsx/2017/2017-acura-nsx-vs-nissan-gt-r/
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