America’s democracy is rooted on the will of the people correspondingly founded on the importance of growing as an educated society. Similar logic validates how important it is to take part in this nation’s decision making. Americans are used to hearing about elections that are afflicted by low voter-turnout. Those people argue that they detest the government and all things it contains. However, they are yet to comprehend how their voting decision will be helpful to the nation. Many Americans perceive voting as optional however; one of the most significant privileges of American citizens is the right to vote. Because of that compulsory voting has been an argumentative issue in the United States. It is important to consider some of the pros
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The act of voting allows America to be governed by a select person whose citizens believe the most competent to carry out the best job possible in upholding their decisions as a majority. Unfortunately, many American people simply don 't vote, yet complain about the way the government presides over the nation. They are oblivious to see how making an effort to go out and vote comes Election Day is a constructive means of improving our nation’s government. Voting promotes accountability for the nation’s choices and decreases the chance that someone will complain about their government. As a result the direction of the nation’s government would be far more attuned with the will of the people creating a political system that will ultimately work …show more content…
Compulsory voting does not guarantee a true reflection of the majority. In a free society, everyone ought to be free to decide whether to take part on Election Day. Dissatisfaction of candidates competing in the election is also a persuasive motive for many perspective voters to simply stay home. A law that forces Americans to vote will in turn lead politicians to blame the voters for any bad government there is for the sole reason that it was the voters choice to put them in
The act of voting allows America to be governed by a select person whose citizens believe the most competent to carry out the best job possible in upholding their decisions as a majority. Unfortunately, many American people simply don 't vote, yet complain about the way the government presides over the nation. They are oblivious to see how making an effort to go out and vote comes Election Day is a constructive means of improving our nation’s government. Voting promotes accountability for the nation’s choices and decreases the chance that someone will complain about their government. As a result the direction of the nation’s government would be far more attuned with the will of the people creating a political system that will ultimately work …show more content…
Compulsory voting does not guarantee a true reflection of the majority. In a free society, everyone ought to be free to decide whether to take part on Election Day. Dissatisfaction of candidates competing in the election is also a persuasive motive for many perspective voters to simply stay home. A law that forces Americans to vote will in turn lead politicians to blame the voters for any bad government there is for the sole reason that it was the voters choice to put them in