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No voter to be left behind
Democracy is of the people for the people and by the people. People are the pillars of democracy. Not a single person, who is eligible for suffrage, should be left behind. Voting is the tool of transformation and everyone who has it must use it for the welfare of all.
Fortunate are people who live in democracies. Our ancestors won this privilege with many sacrifices. India too is the largest democracy in the world. What makes democracy really successful is the enfranchisement (right to vote).
The right to vote gives the people of a country to get rid of all the ills that their country might be facing. If the Government is not administering the nation honestly and progressively, the people can change that government by using their right to vote.
In India people changed governments in states and at the center whenever any elected Government did not come up to people’s expectations.
However, in certain cases, people don’t use their right to vote righteously and wisely. They just misuse this power. We should always use our right to vote for the welfare of all and for justice and promoting democratic values. We should never ever not waste our right to vote by opting not to vote.
We should always vote to the right leader, political party by rising above the narrow ideologies of caste, color, creed, and religion.
We have had the benefit of helping several voters get the ID they expected to cast a ballot. Voters like veteran who went through a half year working with our Wisconsin Coordinator to clear up an oversight on his introduction to the world testament so he could get a personal ID. Despite everything it took him 2 outings to the surveys and a hour in line to get his vote.
Also, first-time voters like multi year-old who required a ride to the DMV (versus taking 3 transports every route after school) in light of the restricted opening times. Be that as it may, voter ID laws are not just about who turns up at the surveys. They are about who doesn't appear - in light of the fact that they realized they couldn't get legitimate ID in time, or were befuddled about what ID to bring. Voters like who had her Social Security card, confirmation of habitation, and Illinois state ID. Be that as it may, without her introduction to the world endorsement, the Wisconsin DMV revealed to her it would take two weeks to confirm her citizenship. So despite the fact that she needed to cast a ballot on Tuesday, she proved unable. What's more, long lasting voters like an older Milwaukee occupant who was conceived at home and never had a birth endorsement. He was so debilitated by the staggering exertion it would take him - and a legal counselor - to get a "deferred" birth endorsement that he chose not to cast a ballot by any stretch of the imagination. We can improve the situation. Wisconsin can improve the situation. We have to:
- Ensure that there is powerful voter ID training and effort.
- Help more voters to anchor the archives they have to get their ID.