Response Essay Hungray's Refugee

In this article on “Hungray’s refugee referendum not valid after voters stay away”, The prime mister in name of Viktor Orban came up big in the news. Hungray votes on accepting more migrants. He was unsuccessful in getting the population in Hungarian to vote. There was also reports that around 95% voting against the admission of refugees to Hungray. In the end, people that were supposed to vote, about half stayed and home so the process failed and blamed Viktor. The refugee referendum is something to help upkeep for this vision and hope that other countries would copy their idea. This is why it all went bad because the prime minister did not have enough voters. The results were that only 45% of the population voters contributed. The question would be when a question does not make sense, why take part? I felt that Orban is misleading people in a bad way. So all of this should be kept focus on what the referendum might mean for the future. I am actually surprised something like can happen in a country. This is the first country it would happen to and I hope …show more content…
The majority of people in this day and age work on Tuesdays. Between registered electorates that did not ballot in the 2012 election, approximately 1 in 5 said things came up or had something to do. One probable fix to this would be to make Election Day a national holiday. This would give most employees the day off and make it much easier to get to a voting station. Also, holding elections over a weekend would also aid those that meet transportation difficulties, sickness or simply forget to vote by giving them a sort of a backup day. It is clear from the numbers that once people register they show up to vote, so they are not seen as lazy as other places. So many people in clusters in this country have struggled for the right to vote, and it is our accountability to continue to make voting as reasonable and laidback as possible for as many people as we