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To Vote or Not to Vote?

Submitted by mlapiana on Wed, 11/05/2008 - 12:25pm.
In regards to the election, individual votes didn't chance much but collectively our votes had a huge impact. Therefore, I believe that each individual has a duty to vote, becuse each vote is part of a large group of hundreds of thousands of votes. If everyone decided that there vote didn't matter than we would have ANYONE elected our new president right now and nothing would change. As individuals our choices make more of an impact on a smaller scale and collecitively they can have larger-scale impact.

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