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DCP Response 168

What does it mean to be a good citizen?

DCP Response
Being a good citizen means contributing to matters that you feel are important, whether it is voting, helping local businesses, or helping others in need, your actions benefit those around you.
FIRST NAME: Shane AGE: 18 TOWN: Flemington
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DCP Response 169

What are the main challenges facing democracy today?

DCP Response
Uninformed citizens and manipulation of data.
FIRST NAME: Samriddhi AGE: 18 TOWN:
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DCP Response 170

What does it mean to be a good citizen?

DCP Response
A good citizen uses their own skills and resources to give back to the community.
FIRST NAME: Faith AGE: 18 TOWN:
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DCP Response 171

What do you remember about the first time you voted?

DCP Response
My first presidential election was Bush v. Gore. At the time Gore (prev VP) was in the shadows of the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal. Gore was pushing an environmental agenda, something that spoke to me as a millenial. Now look at us! We all hot and fat!
FIRST NAME: Wale AGE: 36 TOWN: Ewing
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DCP Response 172

What does it mean to be a good citizen?

DCP Response
A good citizen pays attention and participates. Need both!!
FIRST NAME: Anonymous AGE: TOWN:
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DCP Response 173

What does it mean to be a good citizen?

DCP Response
Making your community a better place. Doing something to help others like: cleaning up rubbish, planting more trees, and volunteering at an organization that makes our commuinty a better place.
FIRST NAME: Andrea AGE: 11 TOWN: Princeton
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DCP Response 174

Why is voting important to you?

DCP Response
It gives me a say in government policies and decisions.
FIRST NAME: Anonymous AGE: 75 TOWN: Princeton
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DCP Response 175

Why is voting important to you?

DCP Response
My grandparents and great-grandparents were refugees from totalitarian countries. They valued the rule of law here and never failed to vote. So I vote every time.
FIRST NAME: Karen AGE: 75 TOWN: Princeton
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DCP Response 176

Why is voting important to you?

DCP Response
It gives me a voice that my grandmother didn’t have.
FIRST NAME: Francesca AGE: 87 TOWN: Princeton
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DCP Response 177

Why is voting important to you?

DCP Response
I remember the powerless of being a teenager in November 2000, feeling like I didn’t have a voice in what was going on. Even if my side doesn’t succeed, I want to try.
FIRST NAME: Emma AGE: 37 TOWN: Princeton
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