WHY VOTING MATTERS

If you forget: In 2016, Hispanic voters occupied 11.9% of all qualified American voters.

Everyone. It is an election problem. Whether they are local, state, or national level, they are important to our future.

But maybe we did not catch you. I understand. There is a possibility that the voter registration process has ended or the citizen's participation in the game is delayed.

All of these are good reasons (though not all, some). In other words, in today's climate, our voices and votes may change.

Axios recently announced an article titled "Reasons to vote," point out that only 80,000 votes have hindered President Hillary Clinton and further promoted the dramatic liberalization of the Supreme Court. This means that each vote must be significant then such a few votes may be the result of this. Professor of economics at George Mason University, Brian Kaplan, explained mathematics. He pointed out that the possibility of voting is extremely small, because if the vote changes election results, the two main candidates must be within one vote. Even if Clinton won 4,000,000 votes in Florida and Trump won 4,000,002 votes, there is no problem with drawing leverage. As Kaplan said:

Please think about voting. Imagine that 100 people need to vote for a company that designs the future. And everyone will be influenced by the result of the vote. However, only 10 people voted, 90 people abstained. Only 10 people will vote in the future, is not it 100%? But when you decide what kind of country the US should be, do you know who will be excluded from the conversation? Everyone except Caucasians feel the pain of the British empire politics. Over the years, Americans, enslaved and left behind, have been struggling to defeat and change the unreasonable system that the United States has built on it, but it also brought huge struggle and conflict . To date, people are still trying to change systematic inequality.

This year's presidential election cycle may be the best example of voting. Regardless of your perception of "system" and its details, attention and voting is the greatest weapon against oppression. If it is not a vote, you will pay attention and continue to improve hell. No matter how corrupt these people are, they can not continue to work in the government unless they have enough votes. Do you remember Eric Cantor? He used to be very powerful once. He did not get enough votes. Power = gone. (He supports Jeb Bush, his ideas have been failing.