Future Perfect: Mandatory Voting

America is a machine that is managed by our representatives and governs our land. We are fortunate to have the right to vote in this great country; this may be the most important right of American citizens. Voting expressed voices of the people, the voter's voter turnout recorded the lowest ever in the 21st century. Then the delegates must be based on their behavior. The problem is now who is the true representative, the masses are still a minority. If we are not working well, we should condemn that we have the power, but there is a solution to this serious problem.

The government has long used forced voting to solve the drop in voter turnout rate. Today, about 25 countries around the world are adopting a compulsory vote, of which 14 are in Latin America. However, it can be said that expert voting can increase the voting rate of voting rights, political influence, and more importantly, whether it can bring higher quality, more sensible democratic participation, I insist. A low voter turnout can be explained by what experts call "collective action". In other words, the community collectively benefits from the high participation in the election, but it does not benefit from individual voting. Voting, including losses and working hours, is expensive and the possibility that individual voting will affect the outcome of the election is close to zero. Mandatory voting and penalties for non-election people will fix this imbalance by not setting bans, costs, and the number of votes. Evidence that it is effective

If the essential voting method is ignored and has nothing to do with voter's voting habits, can it be considered to impose a forced vote on the country? If there is no penalty without penalty, is there a compulsory vote by the state? What happens if they were punished for not voting, but they have never been or have been rarely enforced? Or is it enough to ignore the fine? Many countries have intentional or unintentional loopholes to prevent non-electoral offenders from being punished. For example, in many countries, voting is necessary only if you are a registered voter, but you do not need to register. Then people may have incentives to not register. In many cases, as in Australia, acceptable excuses for absentees on election day will avoid sanctions