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06/08/07
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NOISE!
Want to make some? Then vote!
2
Every vote counts.
The 2000 Presidential election proved how close things can get, so really every vote counts.
3
If you don't vote, someone else will.
Our government was designed for citizen participation, so if you don't vote - other people are going to make the decisions for you.
4
To bust the stereotype!
"Young people are lazy, they don't care, they won't vote." That's what they say. Let's prove them wrong.
5
To cancel out someone else's vote.
Whether it's your Dad, your Mom, your teacher, or your soccer coach -- you probably know someone who is going to vote the opposite of you.
6
More federal money...
for youth programs, the environment, HIV/AIDS or breast cancer research…whatever your cause! Where do the candidates stand on your issue? Find out and make sure your concerns are their concerns.
7
Fashion.
You get to wear an "I Voted" sticker -- definitely fashionable.
8
Representation.
Does it seem as if politicians are a bunch of old white males? Well, in Congress only 13 percent of members are of color, and only 14 percent are women. Want to change it? Vote.
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It's your right.
Young people, women and underrepresented groups all fought hard for the right to vote. And even today there are countries where people are still dying for the right to vote.
10
So you can complain.
If you are eligible to vote, but choose not to, we don't have to listen to your whining!
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