How many times have you voted in your life?

[Grant]

How many times would you say you've voted so far in your country? In the US I've only voted twice in my lifetime. I am not a fan of politics, but sometimes you have to let your voice be heard and put in that vote for whoever you think will be better.

How many times have you voted?

 

[Kane]

I have voted four times, two times the candidate I voted for won the election, and two times the candidate I voted for lost the election. I am not a political person but as a citizen I like to exercise my voting rights so that the candidate I like wins the elections.

 

[Frank]

I have missed voting just once since I turned 18. I am not the kind of guy who wants to stay away from politics. I like to get involved as your vote is your voice in electing key leaders that will help in getting things done at different government positions.

 

[Ja sa bong]

I've voted 5 times since I became an adult. I like exercising my civic rights whenever it's time for election. Elections have been rigged several times when I voted, but it doesn't discourage me from voting.

 

[Riberet19]

In my country there are two elections, regional elections and general elections, in the general elections I have voted 2 times, and in the regional elections only 1 time, so you could say that I have voted about 3 times in my life.

In these last elections that were held 3 months ago, I did not go to vote, I am fed up with the political situation of my country.

 

[Debashis]

Honestly, not even once. I have been missing the elections ever since I turned 18 and moved out of my hometown. I'm never home during the elections which is why I've not voted yet.

 

[Heatman]

Well, if I remember correctly, I believe that it is about four times that I have voted since I became interested in being part of the political decision that happens in my country. But I have been discouraged to keep up with it after our last presidential election which was rigged publicly and the judicial system is not doing anything to correct that error.

 

[Ja sa bong]

Honestly, not even once. I have been missing the elections ever since I turned 18 and moved out of my hometown. I'm never home during the elections which is why I've not voted yet.

I'm wondering why the government haven't thought about electronic voting? If they approve of voting this way, it will eliminate all barriers people face with not being around to vote in their State or town. I want this in the voting system.

 

[Heatman]

I'm wondering why the government haven't thought about electronic voting? If they approve of voting this way, it will eliminate all barriers people face with not being around to vote in their State or town. I want this in the voting system.

I'm very happy to see that another person have come up with this same thought that I had some years ago about incorporating mobile voting. This is going to solve a lot of problems for so many people who doesn't feel comfortable coming outside to vote in order to avoid any kind of electoral violence that normally crops out during election time.

 

[Ja sa bong]

I'm very happy to see that another person have come up with this same thought that I had some years ago about incorporating mobile voting. This is going to solve a lot of problems for so many people who doesn't feel comfortable coming outside to vote in order to avoid any kind of electoral violence that normally crops out during election time.

The government will suppress this if it's brought up by the Independent Electoral Commission or the Senate in the house. The fear of not being able to manipulate elections like they used if voting becomes electronically done will not let them approve this bill.

 

[Heatman]

The government will suppress this if it's brought up by the Independent Electoral Commission or the Senate in the house. The fear of not being able to manipulate elections like they used if voting becomes electronically done will not let them approve this bill.

Even though I believe it is possible for them to still manipulate and rig elections that are carried out electronically, I still believe that it will give a lot of people chances to cast their votes as well, unlike how it is difficult for some to make their way to the polling units to cast their vote.

 

[deucher]

as a child, I really wanted to get the right to vote because I thought that my opinion could change something, but when I grew up, I realized that if the majority of people decide, even if I am against it, it won't change anything, so when I got the right to vote, I still didn't vote