Do you vote during election?

[Heatman]

How do you feel about voting during elections in your country? Do you still have that urge to perform your civic duties by participating in elections and vote to choose your leaders?

Does the electoral system of your country still give you confidence to vote because your votes will count or not?

 

[Shortie]

When we get a general election or any kind of election in the UK, I tend to vote as you never know if that vote could be the one that counts.

There have been a few times I didn't because those up for the vote were not people who had plans that I agreed with.

 

[Timgab]

I cast vote even when I have little or not interest in the in doing so. I had to do it as an abiding citizen. If I stop and every one stops that is not gonna sound well even to me. At least casting votes proves that my country or state or L.G.As still got citizens in em.

 

[deucher]

I didn't have my right to vote yet, but now I'm 20 and I can vote in the next election, but I'm not interested because if I choose someone I like and he doesn't win, then what's the point of going to vote, and if people decide 100 percent what someone is better, then there is also no point in going to vote because the majority will vote for him and my vote will not add or take away anything

 

[Kane]

In the last two elections, I did not vote because none of the candidates were good. However, I have always voted in the elections except the last two incidents.

 

[Riberet19]

I have already had 3 elections in which I do not go to vote, I have no intention of voting in the elections of my country since there is no party that sincerely attracts me.