A Day at the Voting Booth

Between 2 and 300 years on June 3, I participated in the election. At the beginning of my day, my alarm clock sounded at 4:30 in the morning. I know that I am boring but have an exciting experience. Both my mother and I work in the same constituency of the same department for transport. Arrived at 5:45 AM. Our place is 16 North Nellis Avenue of 150 Firen. Before 7 o'clock polls began we had time to prepare. There are two voting booths and two different zones.

One week before the election day, most voters enter the polling stations and prepare to vote for the president. Even if the number of undecided voters increases when pressure is on, there is a possibility to talk about the beliefs and backgrounds of candidates. In addition to the President, in the competitive House, Senate or Governor elections, most voters will hear the name of at least the candidate. To help you make decisions, we have assembled reliable, non-partisan information for each candidate and completed the task of putting it all in one place. You can explore the position from the educational background of the candidate to the problem recognized by the newspaper. Linked several related news articles to provide more comprehensive information on specific contests.

We are not opposed to voting. When I first saw inside the polling place, I was only 9 years old. This is the election day of 1968. My father took him to see the vote early in the morning and let him use his candidate Hubert Humphrey. (My mother voted for Richard M. Nixon late that day.) When I was older enough to vote, I became the election day. My candidate usually does not win and even people who often make me disappointed are disappointed in the office. Still, "Do not vote - it only encourages them" was not my philosophy.

I will vote as well as vote when I vote for a person who really came into our polling station on 8th and would like to be our first female president. I will vote for a leader who knows when to pick her battle, but when she fights she fights like hell. I will vote for my health care rights, women's rights, and women who have fought for the children. I will vote for Hillary · Clinton.