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This is the first 1,000 characters of 864 words (3.46 pages) in the essay titled Why Should We Vote The word “vote” causes many different reactions from people. Some become aggressive and begin to express their opinions on various political issues while others try to avoid the topic completely. However, there is a vast majority who rely on pat answers to support their neglect in voting. They use excuses such as, it doesn’t matter if they vote or not because their one vote couldn’t possibly make a difference. They say they don’t understand politics its just too confusing. Some feel that politicians are crooks so they need not bother voting at all. These are just a few of the common excuses heard from people who do not vote. All of these excuses surely won’t make a difference in an election but one vote definitely will.There have been many close elections in history that would have had a different outcome if only one percent more had voted. The Presidential election of Kennedy vs. Nixon is a good example. That election was decided by Illinois with an average of only two voters per precinct. This small percentage of voters gave Kennedy victory over his opponent and put him in office. Many politicians spend millions of dollars on their campaign in an attempt to get as many votes as possible. There are many politicians like Ross Perot who do not think twice about spending money to attract prospective voters. In the 1992 presidential election Perot spent a phenomenal 71 million dollars to campaign for President. So, it is evident that politicians know that ... |
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Keywords: ross perot, politicians, presidential election, elections, prospective voters, percentage of voters, lost interest, pat answers, interest in politics, political involvement, spending money, doesnt matter, crooks, political issues, one percent, precinct, neglect, nixon