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    thoughts of voting cannot help but fill the heads of every voting age American. They are many reason why Americans don’t vote, one being citizens think their vote won’t count. Another reason, so many citizens do not vote because of the registration process. For many Americans taking time out of their day may mean taking time off work, in order to register to vote. This, for many, is not an option as they may have to work 40 to 50 hours a…

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    Dkendrick Black Gov 2306 December 8th 2015 Voting Trends and Voting I.D. Laws In Texas And How They Affect Us What is voting? Voting is the means by which such expression is made, as a ballot, ticket, etc. We all have the right to vote for many things like political offices work/school things. Voting laws are essential in keeping that there is no fraud or illegal things go on during the voting process. Are voting id laws racist and discriminatory against minorities well the supreme…

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    in government affairs. In order to protect these rights elections are held. However these elections are not always fair. History shows that there are problems in our voting process, these problems have at times made it difficult for democratic or republican candidates to win the presidency. It is clear that the process is not perfect, this is evident with problems like ,the time limit, availability to vote, and the the overall difficulty in voting. These things can either work in favor of a…

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    be allowed to vote. However, some people argue that the law would suppress the voter turnout because it would restrict some groups of people from voting. Question regarding are also raised about how much power states have in the regulation of election, especially considering the fact that federal standard have broader law such as the Voting Rights Act and relevant constitutional provisions. When we look at the voter I.D Law we have to look at how the law came to be. In 2011, the Texas…

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    informed of current world events. Elections right now are currently gathering interest throughout the nation with some radical candidates but at the same time it allows the young adults of America to start forming political views and connections to political parties. Candidates are always running elections cautiously and seeking public approval in order for election or re-election in their positions. The last few…

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    The Voter ID Law is the law which require to provide some form of official identification before voting, receive a ballot for election. In Election if there isn’t any voter id, then the will be so much fraud in election. One person can vote many times on the same election with the different names without proper voter Id.. Texas is one of the state in 9 state which requires strict photo ID during election. The law state that most citizen must show some type of identification such as state…

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    young adults that can do great things, yet they don’t get simple rights, such as having a voice in who governs their own country. According to Phyllis Kahn, a Minnesota state representative, he says on the topic of teen voting, “If we trust them to drive at 16, why don't we trust them to vote? An irresponsible driver can do much more harm than an irresponsible voter” (NY times). In comparison, if a teen driver wants to fool around and act cool on the road, the poor decision could prove to be…

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    button is all that it takes to cast a vote. The act of voting is such a menial task, yet we (the Millennial generation) continue to neglect the election polls. The question remains, why do Millennials refuse to vote? Perhaps the answer lies in the notion that voting is an ineffective method to solve political issues. An overwhelming majority of us would argue that there are alternative forms of political action that exist which are more effective than voting. Some of these other supposedly more…

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    behavioral patterns of a person because it characterizes a way in which a person acts. Both political culture and behavioral patterns are major influencers in terms of age and voting patterns of the individual. Depending on if the person is young or old, a person’s political outlook can be shaped based on when they were born. Age is one of the…

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    going to do is go out and vote right? There are many things that young americans take for granted. Voting is a very important matter that young adults in the United States do not consider it a priority to take the time to make their voice be heard. This is sad but hard true fact and something has to be done about it. The most obvious solution is to motivate young americans to go out, cast their vote, and have a say in how our government operates. Voting is a right and civic duty to vote, then we…

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