The Process and Privilege of Voting

I am a young reporter in charge of my first general election, in the US Senate election in New York there is a colorful candidate named Daniel Patrick Moinihan. I will never forget what happened in New York one morning.

I tracked Moynihan with several campaigns. For his first audience, he cried the question: "How many people registered to vote?" About half of the people raised their hands. At the next stop, he asked again, his enthusiasm was not high, and he also got the same result. Meanwhile I happened to be behind him, I was able to see his shoulder a little loose. At his third stop, he even did not mind asking

I often remember that morning, I thought why people who did not register for voting would disturb listening to candidates talking about in the campaign. I think that the voting rights become very general and forget that privilege. However, it should not be. We all informed in Iraq in January 2005 that the Iraqi citizens ceased repression, voted for the first time in the general election, and participated with the purple finger proudly.

Because their prosperity is as tragic as the free elections went in Iraq, reminds us of how valuable the free elections are, especially in the absence of elections leading to tyranny. By the way, despite the brutal threat of al Qaeda, the voter turnout of Iraq this year was still 70% of the voters. In the US two months ago, our election rate was 58%. Over the past 100 years our own voters have participated in the 2005 Iraqi citizenship election.

Our freedom is for active citizens who take time to understand some basic moral principles, from good to evil, from good to evil, to find candidate who obey these principles It is. This is an important reason for people to register and vote. The basic privilege of this citizenship should never be considered a matter of course, and will not be prematurely carved in the minds of our children. Think about working with your children so that you can participate in the process as you grow up. Later, they understand the importance of voting and looking forward to that important day, they can also participate as information based voters.

For Alabama State Minister of Justice Bill Pryor, this process guarantees that the right of voting will enjoy the rights appropriate for them. Mr. Sabley's pardon allegation said, "It is incorrect to automatically recover all voting rights whether or not they are responsible for all defendants." was denied. But last July, my friend Ricardo Cook is a convicted killer who was sentenced to 14 years in prison, and is one of the few people who can resume voting rights. "If I pay debts to society," said Cook, a pastor of Bessemer First Baptist Church (46).

袖 μ. Discussion on voting in American society The subject of discussion should include the following: Voting is a privilege deemed natural in American society. The voting right has recently expanded to all the American citizens. Voting is both right and responsible. Everyone's vote is important

There is much room for discussion and explanation as to what voting means, who can vote, and whether voting rights should be regarded as rights, responsibilities, or privileges. For an unprecedented number of Americans, regardless of whether it is a registered vote or a plan to refrain from voting in this election, the exercise of voting rights, voting rights or voting rights is mutually exclusive It seems to be regarded as a definite definition. As people who serve and protect our country, I look at these three at the same time and respect the people who fight through war, citizen protests, grassroots movement, and parliament to protect me, at the same time I hope that this great democratic experiment voted in a poll. I hope that you can hear your voice even if the one I see is different from mine (and you definitely have it). Please vote on Tuesday and replace democracy