Question

1. What happens when we vote?
2. What can happen if you DON'T vote?
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Answer 1

1. When we vote, we are expressing our opinions and letting others of the country know what we think of the candidates. If there is a person who you feel would benefit the country, we should express our like for them

2. If you do not vote, no one knows what you wanted, and there is a chance the candidate you did not like will win, and you will not get a proper say in the counry's history

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Answer 2

If you don’t vote you have not shown preference for anyone standing in the election, or any side in a referendum campaign. Your vote will not be counted for either side or directly affect the result.

Opinion polls are usually designed to represent the opinions of a population by conducting a series of questions and then extrapolating generalities in ratio or within confidence intervals.

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