VOTE - Did you, will you, why/or why not?Why it's important?

Question

Serious question aimed at all. Have you voted, will you vote, why/ or why not. Why do you think it's important to vote, and if you aren't voting, why?
***Fot those on any side. Please do not let the voting machines be an excuse. If you don't vote, it won't matter, it won't count.

Answer 1

Yes I did...First time ever. I'm 33. I figure it was my one vote that failed to keep george bush out of office so I feel more responsible this time around to make sure I vote.

Everyone that complains about bush are the ones that don't vote. So now if I don't like the new person atleast I have the right to complain or agree since I legally put my vote in.

Everyone should vote! Its your life and the life of your kids! Vote and have a say!

Answer 2

I'm not old enough! But for those who are I think it is very important to vote because a lot of people in other countries don't have that choice, that freedom, and to just not care that we get to decide who is in charge of our country is not right.
But I also agree with jaws65. That is so true!

Answer 3

Yes, I try to always vote. None of my votes went to the GOP party, expect one, our local Justice of the Peace, she is doing a good job.

Answer 4

How are you supposed to chose someone to vote for when they spend far to much time telling you why not to vote for the other candidate and nowhere nearly enough time telling you why you should vote for them.

Answer 5

I won't vote because there is too much judicial activism and there is nothing that my vote can do to end the activism.

Answer 6

I voted on Saturday.

Answer 7

i already did and its probably already hacked and stolen.