Thomas Gouard
In order to get it right this time I have decided to do the vote by mail option. I was left with a bitter taste in my mouth the last time I voted because the wrong individual won, who is now our 45th President. It left me wondering about voting again because of a possibility of my vote not counting in such of a corrupt system in America.
Living in a city like Chicago I refuse to vote for the wrong individual because our city has gone through enough, and need the right leadership from the bottom and up.
Politicians seem so corrupt at times, so with the vote by mail option I hope to research every candidate, learning briefly about them. Doing this process every recommendation or non- recommendation helps because I’m able to pick the right individuals. During my first time voting I had no clue about most of the individuals on that ballot, which I’m sure many other new voters felt the same. Not knowing about most of the individuals resulted in me choosing random names, unaware of that individuals moral character.
After that madness in Georgia that hindered many voters from getting to the polls to vote I refuse to let something hinder me from voting. If you have the chance to do the mail in option I encourage it! Do not let someone or being bogged down with life responsibilities control your chance to vote. Prior to my submitting of this writing I stumbled on an article titled top ten reasons to vote by mail, which I encourage you to check out if you have an interest in it.
In our country, we have this possibility of voting … politicians, I think they are almost the same everywhere … it’s not much better with us
Thank you for a dropping in Vidocka, it is well appreciate it. Being able to vote this way I highly doubt that I will do it their way of going to the polls.
Excuse my typo, I meant “the” way of going to the polls
I think its interesting to see how other countries elect who is in parliament. We all go to a polling booth in NZ
Sometimes in NZ I really wonder if there is any difference between the parties here. However, they all try their best. I know to see them argue is a worse scenario than primary school Those children are better behaved.
American politics seems very complicated.
It seems to me though that they go whatever route that they have experienced, whether that be poverty, rich, or being middle class growing up, which who they favor with issues. Not easy for that politician who has never experience poverty to favor a community filled with impoverished.
Good voting method but requires a lot of things to be implemented in my country. By the way, isn’t there only two candidates to choose from, and it’s not too difficult to trace their background, right?
I have shared the ballot bellow. Very few of the sections have two candidates, but the most on my ballot in one section are 7 candidates. For governor there are 4 candidates. All I want is a good recommendation, which I have found from most that I have voted for.
Ah, you are right. All I imagine is the presidential election.
I hope to be able to vote like this from now and beyond. We have out mayor election coming up in February. I will be putting together a writing on that very soon, and hope to go the same route as I did with this one.
I am sure that it is a good and worth way to be expected to apply further.
We don’t have this voting style yet but we have absentee voting, meaning we can cast our votes to the embassy where we are working.
Cool beans! I also have the option to drop this ballot off at a location, which I’am contemplating doing depending on how long it takes me to finish it. I have 5 more days to drop it off, but its due in 6.
Good post, thank you for sharing
Have a great day, Branka