Hi guys! :) It's me againg. Well, the last sunday in our country, we have an important votation about if we want a new constitution in where the vote was obligatorie, remmember? Impressively we had one of the largest voting turnouts in history. Regardless of your choice on sunday, I think its important for there to be clear representation of the people in a democracy, voting is obligatorie, specially for these little squares that are so important for our country. I gues that people previus votes don´t care so much about going to vote, because they belived that their opinion would be irrelevant in the future of the country (in politics items), but I think that this impulse of the government by making voting compulsory, they realized that each vote and opinion its important.
So, I hope that with the lesson that sunday referendum left us, there will be a reflection in people so that they have a greater incentive for following votes.
This is the commet of today, I hope you liked it and comment what you think about the obligatorie vote. Bye guys :)
Hello, I agree with your point of view on compulsory voting, and the relevance of knowing the opinion of the people about situations of national importance
ResponderEliminarHi Josse with two s, have you ever think before why people think their vote or their opinion would be irrelevant? I think sometimes it's no guilt of themselves. If people aren't well informed about this kind of process, I think it's normal that they feel that their opinion isn't relevant, because it's a topic that they don't know.
ResponderEliminarHi! contributing to what you are talking about, I think that something that would help improve citizen participation in the vote would be truly educating children in schools regarding the importance of citizen participation.
ResponderEliminarI see very interesant your point about people's lack of confidence in their own vote, I think we should talk more about that.
ResponderEliminarSupporting your idea, I think the people need to stop think what the vote its a obligation or duty and think it more like a right for be heard what give the system of the democracy.
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