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Don't just sit there and complain about a small issue in your community and not do anything about it. Don't just sit there and complain about a huge issue in all of American society. Go out and make the change yourself; vote for someone who will make the difference in your community and nation. It is your civic duty. Do your part as a US citizen and help improve your country. Register to vote as soon as you are legally allowed to. Every vote counts, so become informed about your local, state, and national politics and vote for whatever and whoever you believe can lead to an improved community.

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1. Popular Sovereignty: the people decide the government
2. Limited Government: the Constitution limits the powers of the government and its branches
3. Separation of Powers: the government is split into three branches
4. Checks and Balances: each branch has certain powers to restrict those powers of the other branches
5. Federalism: power within national and state governments

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To be able to legally vote, an individual must be of 18 years of age by election day. An individual can vote in polls throughout the year as long as they will be of age by the actual election. To register to vote, the person must be a US and Indiana citizen and be able to present a photo ID. The individual must live in the precinct where they will be voting at least 30 days prior to election. Also, the citizen must not be in prison during time of voting.

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Republican Mike Pence

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> Todd Young (R)
> Todd Rokita (R)
> Marlin Stutzman (R)
> Susan Brooks (R)
> Andre Carson (D)
> Jackie Walorski (R)
> Luke Messer (R)
> Pete Visclosky (D)
> Larry Bucschon (R)

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> Sheila Klinker: Democratic Representative of the 27th District in Indiana House of Representatives
> Todd Rokita: Republican Representative of the 4th District in United States House of Representatives