Question

What is your response to someone who says, "I don't bother to vote. It makes no difference whether I vote or not." Do you agree or disagree? Explain your reasoning.

Answer 1

No, I do not agree with the above statement. If a person say that he or she doesn't bother to vote because it really matters whether we vote or not because every vote counts.

Voting is the right as well as our duty. Being the citizen of the country it's our duty to vote and elect the best and eligible candidates who can develop out nation.

We the people of the nation are responsible for choosing the best leader for our nation who can listen the issues of the general public and solve them with dignity and integrity.

By vote, we can raise our issues related to the problems of society. In order to participate in the Democratic process we should vote and use our right. Every votes counts and when the same views combine in form of voting then a better leader emerge in the form of President (leader) , who work for the growth of the country as whole.

Our leader(president) elected by us represent us in national as well international levels and work for the better future of the people.
Whether it's about reducing crime or eliminating poverty from the country or providing employment to the people, all such big decision taken by our leaders. The leader should be one who is loyal towards his or her work and who work to remove corruption from the system and such leader is only appointed by us by using our voting right. So voting is very important and it really matters whether we vote or not because it shows how responsible are we for our country.

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