It’s Your Duty to be an Informed Voter and Vote

It’s Your Duty to be an Informed Voter and Vote

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  1. I agree because people have the power to vote for who they want to be our president. If u didn’t vote then u don’t have a right to judge a person who is in office

  2. We should be informed but in most conversations it is better to keep your opinion to yourself because both people in the arguement could hate eachother after.

  3. It is important to he informed nd know what’s going on, but you do not have to go out of your way to express what you think alot. Because there is a big number of people who will always try and argue with you.

  4. I agree because if we want our voices and opinions to be heard we have to vote. We have to be informed so we can support the correct person to represent our opinions.

  5. You can’t be mad about what the outcome is if you didn’t even have the audacity to vote. You can’t judge what happens and what other people vote.

  6. Being an educated voter is very important. It’s critical you know the plans of the person you voted for. Although if you do not vote you don’t have the right to not be happy about the outcome because you had the chance and did not take it to voice your opinion

  7. I agree that you should be an educated voter in all elections, and that the candidates should then lead and fight for his supporters as well as the rest of the American people. Just like on a sports team, the head coach/ leaders should give all members a say in team decisions.

  8. I believe it’s important to know what you stand for and to stand for it, with that comes a responsibility to be educated on said subject. If you don’t know what you’re talking about, then it’s best to say nothing at all.

  9. I agree because people have the power to vote for who they want to be our president. If u didn’t vote then u don’t have a right to judge a person who is in office

  10. I agree, because voting without knowing what you are voting for is not right. You shouldn’t vote for the party, but rather the candidate. People fought for our current voting rights, so we should use them.

  11. It’s important to vote based on what you think, and not because of what others tell you. I also agree you should be educated on voting as it is your rightful duty as an American

  12. I believe it is our Civic duty and responsibility to vote. Voting is our representation in government. If you are able to vote you should use your vote to improve our nation because your vote shapes America.

  13. Educating yourself on matters like these is so you have a better understanding of the political climate and can pick who you think is the best option.

  14. I think it is incredibly important to be informed because the president will lead this country for the next four years.

  15. I agree, but I think it’s hard to become an educated voter because all information is biased. Even the omission of information is bias,, so it’s hard to really make a fair judgement.

  16. I believe that if you are not informed or correctly know the information then you should not vote. It’s very important to be educated in such a important thing.

  17. I think you should only vote if you are truly educated and know what’s going on otherwise if you don’t it’s not a good choice to just randomly choose between the two of them.

  18. It is important to be an informed voter. Some people may say that your one vote doesn’t matter, but each vote counts so voting for a candidate that you support is important.

  19. I 100% agree with the idea that you have to be an informed voter because your vote can truly make a difference for the whole country and what the country experiences after the election. I also think that it is important to be educated so that you can see exactly what the candidates are for, and not just what they are perceived to be.

  20. I agree completely. I think that voting is what keeps our country as equalized as possible. I think that if we want to be treated as a democracy, then more people need to start to vote, especially in this election.

  21. I believe that voting is very important for the future and status of our country. If you have the privilege of being able to access the media, television, news sources, books etc., then you should educate yourself and vote. If you do not vote then your voice is not being heard and you are not contributing to make change in the United States.

  22. I do think that is important for everyone that has the right to vote will utilize that right. The outcome of every election affects everyone personally, so in my opinion, if they don’t vote then they don’t have the right to complain about policies that were put into place because they didn’t use their valuable input.

  23. I do think this is important. This is bc whoever has the right to vote should. It’s a privilege that some don’t have, so why waste it. It’s good for you and our country’s outcome.

  24. I think it is super important to be an educated voter and to vote! It is not fair to your country and your people to not vote. Every vote counts and your vote helps. The election decides the next 4 years of how our country runs. We need to vote

  25. I think you have a duty to vote and have a voice but I think that is your choice whether you act upon it or not. You have that role as a citizen but if you don’t take it on as a role then that is your decision.

  26. I think that if you care about your country’s issues then it is your duty to be an educated voter, but if you really don’t care about those issues then I guess that’s your prerogative. But if you have issues with how the country is run or need federal aid, then you should educate yourself and vote.

  27. It’s important to be informed for who you’re voting for because you want a quality vote over a quantity of votes that are not thought through.

  28. It is important to he informed nd know what’s going on, but you do not have to go out of your way to express what you think about. Because there is a big number of people who will always try and argue with you.

  29. I agree because people should be in formed and paying attention to the daily things that are helping in our world because those events will possibly effect them.

  30. We should be informed but in most conversations, it is better to keep your opinion to yourself because both people in the argument could hate each other after.

  31. I agree because people have the power to vote for who they want to be our president. If you didn’t vote then u don’t have a right to judge a person who is in office. If you are not even able to vote I also dont think you should be worrying about who is going to be president.

  32. I think it is our job to become an informed because it allows us to have a say in our democracy and if you don’t vote then you can’t complain about the outcome

  33. I agree because if we want our voices and opinions to be heard that we have to vote. We have to be informed so we can support the correct person to represent our opinions.

  34. I liked how you listed the three things that you need to be aware of before you can vote. My daughter just turned eighteen and has been wondering how she can be a good voter and participant of the elections coming up. I’ll be sure to mention this to her since I think that knowing what you stand for and believe can really help her to find people and policies that she agrees with.