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    The three research studies, Kelley and Mirer’s The Simple Act of Voting (1974), Clausen’s Response Validity: Vote Report (1968), and Flannelly, Flannelly, and McLeod’s Comparison of Election Predictions, Voter Certainty and Candidate Choice on Political Polls (1998), all work to improve the explanation of how voters make their decisions when voting. The studies prove that voting predictions are forced to take many other factors into consideration, including time, personal connection, and the…

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    National Popular Voting is a very effective way of voting. It helps balance out the votes and it could be an easier way to get the results. I chose this strategy because I have a strong feeling that it would be more fair than any other way. Voting is already counted by state and it would be valuable to use the votes for every election. Using the votes for every election could help find the winner for the position quicker. It would also be a better chance at people getting a higher percentage of…

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    Before an election, people usually pay no heed to voting believing that one vote will not make a difference. The real regret and chaos comes however, when laws are passed against their beliefs and they become negatively affected by them. The cause for these false voting turnouts are because of the lack of voting. Resulting in no guaranteed legitimacy in the results. Compulsory voting will help prevent the trouble people face because of not voting. The United States is a democratic country…

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    Voting in the United States shouldn't be a chore, not everyone in the world has a right to an opinion when it comes to their government. When you turn eighteen it is your civil responsibility to register to vote. On the issue of age, I stand with the current laws. However, to have an educated opinion about a controversial topic I feel that you need to at least understand both sides of the argument, which I do. I know everyone is in a hurry to grow up, but there isn't a logical reason to lower…

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    lowered to seventeen. Lowering the voting age would increase the amount of votes casted as well as get young adults interested in politics and since at this age young adults start to pay taxes they should be allowed to vote on who decides happens with their taxes. With younger kids getting more and more politically active we as a nation should allow their voices to be heard. In addition, lowering the voting age would help younger people get more active in voting and this will increase the…

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    Since the election is quickly approaching, a voter’s main concern is to make an informed choice for the best candidate. When pondering this decision, it is common to have doubts on who to vote for, but abstaining from voting all together is not the end all solution. There are many outside factors that affect the overall voter turnout— which is low— ranging between 55-60% of eligible voters. Since this is the case, it is important for Americans to embrace democracy and vote to have their voices…

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    rates in the world. Most stable democracies register voter turnout rates in the 65 to 80 percent range, far higher than America's. In one of the top five countries, Australia, voting is compulsory- required by law. In the U.S., while a high percentage of registered voters turn out to vote, a much lower percentage of the voting age population is actually registered to vote.”(234). The book is trying to say that, even though, as citizens, we have a choice to decide the fate of our country, but a…

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    more likely to vote when they efficacious,” Says Yanna Krupnikov From the theweek.com. The reason that we should be forced to vote is to keep people up to date with politics and to know what is happening in the world right now. “For a start, not voting when you have the right to is disrespectful…

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    much as the older generations do even though the decisions will affect them more than anybody else. Nowadays teens don't believe that what they have to say will ever make any sort of difference; on the contrary, becoming educated on our governmental system can lead to teens being more vocal about their opinions, which will lead to future experience and prosperity. Before a person gets…

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    of requiring to use identification to vote or not for years now. Though voting with identification is highly anticipated, I believe that voting without identification is the better argument due to having the government not have to restrict us when we want our individual rights and to do something, that we choose to do, to be restricted. People agree that voting with identification would be a good idea due to having the voting process a ton more secure but this also allows the government to…

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