Think your vote doesn't count? Then why are people trying to suppress it?

The day before the presidential election, I was in a space filled with reflection and insecurity. I am concerned about the indifference of young people to vote, and it comes from a dialogue between my family and friends, university students and young people. My colleagues are also worried about this.

In my post last week's "How many votes did you have?" I criticized non-swing state voters to not encourage voting as they thought their vote was "not counted" . Today, this Google+ post from Sergey Brin is in progress. This is mainly criticism of party relations, but he has started from this: First of all, where is his 1/3 number coming from? There are 720,000 residents and 3 voters in Alaska and 1 in 240,000 citizens. The population of California is 37,700,000 people and 55 people, one in 685,000 people in California. 685/240 = (approximately) 1/3. This is because there are few countries with few population in one state because there are less than three voters (two senators and one representative).

Your vote is not counted, there are no such things as insufficient votes or millions of dead votes and voter fraud. Maybe one of them is true, even if it is not true, your vote is not counted unless you live in a swing. The voting is correct, you need to exercise this right in different ways, but what is the real meaning of your vote? This is a question worth pondering. When you vote in November, do not you accept the fact that only so many candidates will vote? Does it vote for candidates in a way that lacks faith? Think about it

Well, like democracy, it is not perfect, but application development is so. Think of voting for your favorite performer in your head of state, or singing performance. You may not think that your vote counts, but all votes are counted, and the results ultimately reflect people's wishes. There are enough people to have the opportunity to share your thoughts and improve the output as a group - and the application is the same. So, sometimes I spend a bit of time doing this - especially an app I like to use. If there are so many applications in the store it is very easy to help good applications get attention, and if they are so enthusiastic to listen to the developer's positive impact on their products It is important. Do this