Important To Vote

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“Why Is It Important to Vote?” “To vote is like the payment of a debt, A duty never to be neglected if it’s performance is possible.” Because it impacts our communities, vote can shape our country, and vote lets you have a say in our country. Voting impacts our communities by helping will all dangers things out there. It helps people understand why something’s are dangers and have laws. Voting makes you understand all the bad things out there. Texting and driving can cause deaths, crashes, ingeres, and trears. Sleeping and driving can cause the same thing as texting and driving. Sleeping and driving can sometimes be a little bit more dangeres. Voting lets you have a say in our country because you don’t like the law of texting and driving

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