Keep politicians accountable. It’s our right – appreciate it! One vote can make a difference.

Voting is my proud right to choose our leaders. I get to decide who decides for me. Money decisions about changes in my country. Having the opportunity to voice my concerns. Having the chance to reeducate my decisions on choices.

The greatest challenge to our democracy is our future to participate in voting; respect the right of others to vote without interference. Politicians and community leaders are failing to listen to the concerns of community members.

Voting honors the ancestors who fought and died for the right. My voice must be heard. Candidates/leaders should be elected, not appointed leadership and titles. Impacting laws, policy, and civility.

The right to vote is a civil right and the bedrock of our democracy.

It is a right we have access. It is important to keep people out of power. Keep bad actors out of positions. If you are a state worker, you have the option to vote cause you have the day off – all have the power to change outcomes.

We matter. Our opinions matter where we need to have our voices heard. The right to vote is our civil right, the bedrock of our democracy. Having the right to choose our leader who is fair and transparent to shape the laws of our country we also need leaders whose morals and values align with ours. Voting allows change to take place. Candidates who refuse to come to debates DO WE VOTE THEM – NO.

Many fought for our rights. Each voice should be heard. It is essential for our issues to be addressed. Voting allows for change to take place. People need to realize each vote counts in your home.

To have a say in our government and the laws it passes to ensure our civil rights.