To have legitimate representation. Voice that matters. Combat patriarchy. Balance of allocation of funding. Efforts of ancestors should be paid homage to.

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.

It is our voice speaking to those in government

I want to be part of the needed change to facilitate progress in all areas of government and education. I want to have my opinion and voice heard.

Voting allows you to have a voice in who represents you in your government. Also African Americans fought hard to make sure African Americans were able to vote.

Listen to other points of view respectfully. Weigh the pros and cons/evidence. Speak up/take action.

They vote. They monitor the process and put their voice in the room beyond voting. They help make the community successful. They see themselves as part of the community and act accordingly.

Your vote = your voice. School funding is directly tied to who sits at the table. You need to ensure your representation truly represents you and the larger whole. If you don’t vote – decisions happen to you not with you.

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.

Voting is important because it allows a community to have a say in community choices that govern their environment.

Voting is important because our government officials make choices regarding our lives daily. Our voices and power as individuals may feel small, but voting truly does affect the community around us.

Using our voice as our power to choose our leaders. Sharing in the choosing of appropriate people to lead. Having the opportunity to voice your concerns in choice of leadership. Having the opportunity to reevaluate who should be our leaders.

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.

Voting is important because it allows your voice to be heard.

A good citizen is one who helps around the community, as well as, voicing to improve all aspects of it.

Voting is important because each voice matters, in order to work towards a better community, there must be a good and just leader in front.

Voting provides an opportunity for a country’s citizens to share their voice on how to ensure ones country looks out for all of its people.

Voting gives you some voice to speak up. In today’s world, being heard is difficult but by voting you’re able to have somewhat of a say about what’s going on.

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