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Why You Should Vote When You Become an Adult

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Why You Should Vote When You Become an Adult

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Voting is a privilege given to each United States Citizen and I believe that each and everyone of us should take advantage of that privilege. Voting gives us a voice in how our government(s), which can affect our daily lives, are handled and controlled. If you don't vote, and you don't like the way things are being ran, you don't have any reason to complain because you didn't voice your opinion in the first place. Your vote could have been the one to turn the tables and had the government run in your favor.

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The Basic Concepts of the United States Government

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The Basic Concepts of the United States Government

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- Worth of the Individual
- Equality of All People
- Majority Rules, Minority Rights
- Necessity of Compromise
- Individual Freedoms

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- U.S. Citizen
- Resident of IN
- 18 years of age
- Reside in Precinct for 30 days prior to election
- Not Incarcerated due to a felony
- Photo ID is required

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Eric Holcomb

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Indiana's Members of the House of Representatives

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Indiana's Members of the House of Representatives

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Peter Visclosky (1st Dist.)
Jackie Walorski (2nd Dist.)
Jim Banks (3rd Dist.)
Todd Rokita (4th Dist.) - Lafayette
Susan Brooks (5th Dist.)
Luke Messer (6th Dist.)
André Carson (7th Dist.)
Larry Bucshon (8th Dist.)
Trey Hollingsworth (9th Dist.)

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Todd Young

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Joe Donnelly