According to International IDEA, the United States has almost the lowest voter turnout in the world, ranked a measly 140 out of 163. Perhaps Americans are apathetic, or maybe they’re just concerned their vote is meaningless in the face of America's massive political machine. Can my vote really change the course of politics, or am I just a grain of sand on the massive beach of democracy?
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Does My Vote Matter?
you shouldn't care if your vote matters
you should vote because you can. Some of Us americans take voting as a chore, we should take it as an opportunity. Many years ago people couldn't vote and they wanted to. Americans don't think that one vote will make a difference but it should make a difference in your life, showing that you actually care about this country. I have voted since I turned 18 and will continue even though I am only 1 vote.
- mdel085 September 1, 2008 5:59AM
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