If you vote you need to be careful. think about what you’re doing. think about others. think about yourself. To vote is a huge responsibility, and its amzing we get the chance to. I love our country but I dont want bad things to happen.
Liana
This is a reminder – a PSA if you will – that you’ve got a duty to your country to go out there whether you know what you’re doing or not, and mess this system up.
Vote.
Say what you will, what you want, what people don’t need to hear.
Go out and do it.
Punch a hole, press a button, exercise your right to fuck shit up.
This has been a PSA.
Please play responsibly.
Thank you.
Tomorrow I want the world to be a little bit better than today if possible. And maybe that’s going to come from someone like me doing something different. Or maybe that’s going to come from someone in charge doing something different.
Cleo
I believe that the single most important way that we can create a revolution in this country is to vote. Voting is a privilege that many people do not take advantage of. Make a difference. Speak your mind. Make the world into the one you’ve always wanted. If you won’t get up to vote, what will you do? You have to find a way to make this world safe.
Ashley
It’s out duty as citizens to vote. Without the vote, we have no right to complain or whine or send out any negative energy to society around us because it is our own fault that we were too lazy, selfish, and narrow-minded to help our country or locality progress.
Madeline Fitzgerald
tHERE ARE MANY REASON FOR PEOPLE TO VOTE INCLUDING PERSONAL INTEREST AND CIVIC REASPONSABILITY. hOW ARE YOU DOING FOR YOUR PART OF THE UPCOMING VOTE? dO YOU NEED TO CHANGE YOUR VIEW POINT? hAVE YOU RESEARCHED THE CANDIDATES? iN WHAT WHAY WILL YOU BE PERSUADED?
JASK
Ellen Degeneres for president.
Abigail Rae
We don’t accept the majority just because it says the words your peers want to hear; we calculate our advantage, divide by stupidity, subtract circumstance, and multiply by ethics. Once finished, we expand our truths to promote action and reaction towards the polarities of good or evil, and yet the moments of beauty are defined by something beyond the opportunites presented in this shallow game.
Zero, a freshly turned 18 year old, sat on the couch, fiddling with the remote. His older sister was at the door, waving the car keys in her hand.
“Yes. Voting is the one thing we get to do in politics. You act like its a burden, but it’s not. I see as the one object average citizens are able to control in the political world. Something insignificant, but in grand numbers adds up.”
“Other people will be there. Just go with out me, sis.”
“No. You don’t understand. Other people around the world don’t have the opportunity to go vote. They’re under harsher regimes, more cold-hearted governments. You should consider it a blessing that you have the right to vote.
“So come with me, Zero. Let’s go make a small change in the world.”
I vote for a better beauty, a world uninhibited by the majority and open to the loving hands of all conciousness. We are gods and godesses and our words, thoughts, and fingers flying to the clouds dictate destiny.
Fiona
You are invited to the table but unless you vote, no one will listen to what you have to say, and your character would be questioned. It’s important to vote!!!!
John Shinavier
Voting. I don’t even know who to vote for. Sarah says my vote will be judged by God at the gates of heaven…I’m calling bullshit. Why would God judge me for voting or not voting or voting for the “wrong” candidate? What even decides the “wrong” from the “right” candidate?
She couldn’t stand up, not even after everything that had happened. Her voice was caught deep in her bowels, gurgling as her friends stood with their heads held high. Stones caught them in the eyes, the nose, the ruby lips. They fell around her in chaos, and she could feel the approving feel of her parent’s gaze as she stayed in her seat. The president looked directly through her and she felt her heart turn to ice; she could not live on, she would stand. The stone caught her sharp in the side of her head, and her body fell into the water. Floating slowly downstream, she let the acid melt her body away; she had cast her vote.
Carol
For an election that has the possibility to shape not just your life but the lives of your children. Vote, because every voice no matter how small and insignificant makes a sound when you put a pen to the ballot and say – you. I choose you.
LisaMM
Vote. Vote vote vote. I remember in seventh grade the boy i sat next to in computers made fun of me because i was from the south, so of course my parents must be republicans. and this was apparently very hilarious and it basically meant my entire family was incompetent, i never had the heart to tell him they really werent republicans.
im under the voting age but i dont think everyone should have to vote especially if they dont care or dont like either candidate. It causes unwanted politicians in office. and an unhappy society/ country
Adelin
I am really not feeling the election this year!
Having a hard time voting. Wish my vote really did count!
The national presidential elections are coming up. People go back and forth about whether or not their vote matters. My opinion? I think it doesn’t but you still should vote, if only to express your opinion about philosophy of government. Will your life change depending on who wins office?
OBAMA 2012. NOT ROMENY. OBAMA. OBAMA. Vote Obama, yo! it’s funny cuz me and my girlfriend were just talking about how we think Harry Potter would vote for Obama cuz we can’t see him voting for Romeny and then I told her about this site and now here I am.
Josie Germanotta
So many words, so many letters, names and instructions, swirling around in front of him into some kind of unholy soup of black ink. He’s frightened, trapped in the ballot box with nowhere to run to and everything to run from. He is unable to leave without voting, he must vote. He’s not allowed not to, his government won’t let him, but in spite of all the reasons he must, he just can’t make sense of the marks on the paper.
The election was well under way. The future president was unaware that in a month the votes would be going in his favor. All he knew was that he had to win the election. Were he not to win, the country would go into distress. He didn’t know that he’d win the election, in fact he was sure that he’d lose. But he was determined.
Voting is something we do to ensure we have our say. In society, in life, in everything, A vote is someone’s entitlement to their own opinion. It is saying “YOU ARE AS IMPORTANT AS EVERYONE ELSE”. No vote is more valuable than another.
Emma
in2000 the repubs stole the fla vote and i have been bitter ever since. we wonder if voting does any good when the repubs steal the votes . they gerrymander the districts.
Holy crap. Im eighteen now. I can officially vote. And i plan on it. If you have the right do something you should use it, use it to change the world. Well maybe not change the world, it would honestly take more than just me voting to change the world.
bonnie
I walked up to the stand.
It’s the first time this has ever counted, isn’t it?
Before now, none of my votes ever mattered. But this, THIS matters. This is the vote that will decide my future. This is the vote that will defy fate.
Paige
I get to express my opinions and beliefs in the voting booth. It’s a privilege many in this country take for granted. They forget the sacrifices that have been made to allow us such an honor. They forget that so many around the globe can’t vote freely.
i love voting alot i just love it and expect people vote for me when i become president
there is alot of things u can vote for so u can expect anything anytime is this corrupted world
Anela
He looked at the ballot, there were names written across it, staring him in the face. The empty boxes stared back at him pleading to be filled. He couldn’t do it. It had taken him until now to realize his moral obligations. He didn’t know anything about the names before him, they were just that, names. Would it really make that much of a difference? He decided, no. One vote would not change the course of the election. So he made his decision, and checked the box of the man who had the best smile. And with that, he condemned the whole country.
you’re voice on a ballot. One choice to make a difference in you’re life and other lives. A democratic responsibility that other’s with they could have. Why waste it?
Amy Hay
i havent voted, ever, i probably never will. i like to focus more on things like buying her flowers, i dont care how close the boths are. what if i was late for worK. i was, no what if, i was spending my time not voting for anyone. i wouldnt even vote for myself.
arlyene
I wished there was a democratic way to vote about whose turn it was. then we could get rid of all the annoying people and all the good people would be spared. But it wasn’t like that. Good and bad people alike were picked at random and destined to endure…
“All in favour, raise your hand.” Three hands shakily rose up before slinking down rapidly under the glare of the judge.
“And all those against?” The rest of the room did the same motion; the judge practically glowed under the mass of raised hands before him and he inclined his head towards the three people who had voted in favour of the bill that will have caused rife in the glorious Empire that he had made it to be.
And the three delegates from the counties that were suffering from the same judge before them quivered for they knew that their lives were going to end.
I’ve never been one to vote. When I turn 18 I’ve already decided that I won’t. I don’t want to be at blame when the country doesn’t get what they want. Therefore I’ll save myself the trouble and skip out on voting. I won’t complain when something happens, I just don’t care enough.
I don’t know who I’m gonna vote for this year. There are not many candidates that are good. on the other hand, I’m gonna work at these elections. Which makes me pretty sad and bored, since I don’t like it. I’ve done it once. It was at a school and it was difficult to go to the room since there were only ladders and no elevator. I hope it’ll be different this year. Ah, it won’t. It’s going to be the same mess it was last year. What a bore that girl was! Hopefully she’s not gonna be there this time again. She was so bossy and snotty.
Celine
Everyone needs to vote. We have to keep these tea party people out of the government. They are downright scary. Can you just imagine if they were to get elected?
Rachel
“I vote no.” Edward proclaimed in front of the council. I looked at him in shock. How could he disagree with me after all this time? I thought we were friends, but now I don’t know what to think he’s voted against my plan which he originally said was genius.
If you vote you need to be careful. think about what you’re doing. think about others. think about yourself. To vote is a huge responsibility, and its amzing we get the chance to. I love our country but I dont want bad things to happen.
This is a reminder – a PSA if you will – that you’ve got a duty to your country to go out there whether you know what you’re doing or not, and mess this system up.
Vote.
Say what you will, what you want, what people don’t need to hear.
Go out and do it.
Punch a hole, press a button, exercise your right to fuck shit up.
This has been a PSA.
Please play responsibly.
Thank you.
Tomorrow I want the world to be a little bit better than today if possible. And maybe that’s going to come from someone like me doing something different. Or maybe that’s going to come from someone in charge doing something different.
I believe that the single most important way that we can create a revolution in this country is to vote. Voting is a privilege that many people do not take advantage of. Make a difference. Speak your mind. Make the world into the one you’ve always wanted. If you won’t get up to vote, what will you do? You have to find a way to make this world safe.
It’s out duty as citizens to vote. Without the vote, we have no right to complain or whine or send out any negative energy to society around us because it is our own fault that we were too lazy, selfish, and narrow-minded to help our country or locality progress.
tHERE ARE MANY REASON FOR PEOPLE TO VOTE INCLUDING PERSONAL INTEREST AND CIVIC REASPONSABILITY. hOW ARE YOU DOING FOR YOUR PART OF THE UPCOMING VOTE? dO YOU NEED TO CHANGE YOUR VIEW POINT? hAVE YOU RESEARCHED THE CANDIDATES? iN WHAT WHAY WILL YOU BE PERSUADED?
Ellen Degeneres for president.
We don’t accept the majority just because it says the words your peers want to hear; we calculate our advantage, divide by stupidity, subtract circumstance, and multiply by ethics. Once finished, we expand our truths to promote action and reaction towards the polarities of good or evil, and yet the moments of beauty are defined by something beyond the opportunites presented in this shallow game.
“Nnnngn, do I have to?”
Zero, a freshly turned 18 year old, sat on the couch, fiddling with the remote. His older sister was at the door, waving the car keys in her hand.
“Yes. Voting is the one thing we get to do in politics. You act like its a burden, but it’s not. I see as the one object average citizens are able to control in the political world. Something insignificant, but in grand numbers adds up.”
“Other people will be there. Just go with out me, sis.”
“No. You don’t understand. Other people around the world don’t have the opportunity to go vote. They’re under harsher regimes, more cold-hearted governments. You should consider it a blessing that you have the right to vote.
“So come with me, Zero. Let’s go make a small change in the world.”
I vote for a better beauty, a world uninhibited by the majority and open to the loving hands of all conciousness. We are gods and godesses and our words, thoughts, and fingers flying to the clouds dictate destiny.
You are invited to the table but unless you vote, no one will listen to what you have to say, and your character would be questioned. It’s important to vote!!!!
Voting. I don’t even know who to vote for. Sarah says my vote will be judged by God at the gates of heaven…I’m calling bullshit. Why would God judge me for voting or not voting or voting for the “wrong” candidate? What even decides the “wrong” from the “right” candidate?
She couldn’t stand up, not even after everything that had happened. Her voice was caught deep in her bowels, gurgling as her friends stood with their heads held high. Stones caught them in the eyes, the nose, the ruby lips. They fell around her in chaos, and she could feel the approving feel of her parent’s gaze as she stayed in her seat. The president looked directly through her and she felt her heart turn to ice; she could not live on, she would stand. The stone caught her sharp in the side of her head, and her body fell into the water. Floating slowly downstream, she let the acid melt her body away; she had cast her vote.
For an election that has the possibility to shape not just your life but the lives of your children. Vote, because every voice no matter how small and insignificant makes a sound when you put a pen to the ballot and say – you. I choose you.
Vote. Vote vote vote. I remember in seventh grade the boy i sat next to in computers made fun of me because i was from the south, so of course my parents must be republicans. and this was apparently very hilarious and it basically meant my entire family was incompetent, i never had the heart to tell him they really werent republicans.
im under the voting age but i dont think everyone should have to vote especially if they dont care or dont like either candidate. It causes unwanted politicians in office. and an unhappy society/ country
I am really not feeling the election this year!
Having a hard time voting. Wish my vote really did count!
The national presidential elections are coming up. People go back and forth about whether or not their vote matters. My opinion? I think it doesn’t but you still should vote, if only to express your opinion about philosophy of government. Will your life change depending on who wins office?
OBAMA 2012. NOT ROMENY. OBAMA. OBAMA. Vote Obama, yo! it’s funny cuz me and my girlfriend were just talking about how we think Harry Potter would vote for Obama cuz we can’t see him voting for Romeny and then I told her about this site and now here I am.
So many words, so many letters, names and instructions, swirling around in front of him into some kind of unholy soup of black ink. He’s frightened, trapped in the ballot box with nowhere to run to and everything to run from. He is unable to leave without voting, he must vote. He’s not allowed not to, his government won’t let him, but in spite of all the reasons he must, he just can’t make sense of the marks on the paper.
His dyslexia cripples him.
The election was well under way. The future president was unaware that in a month the votes would be going in his favor. All he knew was that he had to win the election. Were he not to win, the country would go into distress. He didn’t know that he’d win the election, in fact he was sure that he’d lose. But he was determined.
Voting is something we do to ensure we have our say. In society, in life, in everything, A vote is someone’s entitlement to their own opinion. It is saying “YOU ARE AS IMPORTANT AS EVERYONE ELSE”. No vote is more valuable than another.
in2000 the repubs stole the fla vote and i have been bitter ever since. we wonder if voting does any good when the repubs steal the votes . they gerrymander the districts.
Holy crap. Im eighteen now. I can officially vote. And i plan on it. If you have the right do something you should use it, use it to change the world. Well maybe not change the world, it would honestly take more than just me voting to change the world.
I walked up to the stand.
It’s the first time this has ever counted, isn’t it?
Before now, none of my votes ever mattered. But this, THIS matters. This is the vote that will decide my future. This is the vote that will defy fate.
I get to express my opinions and beliefs in the voting booth. It’s a privilege many in this country take for granted. They forget the sacrifices that have been made to allow us such an honor. They forget that so many around the globe can’t vote freely.
i love voting alot i just love it and expect people vote for me when i become president
there is alot of things u can vote for so u can expect anything anytime is this corrupted world
He looked at the ballot, there were names written across it, staring him in the face. The empty boxes stared back at him pleading to be filled. He couldn’t do it. It had taken him until now to realize his moral obligations. He didn’t know anything about the names before him, they were just that, names. Would it really make that much of a difference? He decided, no. One vote would not change the course of the election. So he made his decision, and checked the box of the man who had the best smile. And with that, he condemned the whole country.
Obama Vs. Romney …..
you’re voice on a ballot. One choice to make a difference in you’re life and other lives. A democratic responsibility that other’s with they could have. Why waste it?
i havent voted, ever, i probably never will. i like to focus more on things like buying her flowers, i dont care how close the boths are. what if i was late for worK. i was, no what if, i was spending my time not voting for anyone. i wouldnt even vote for myself.
I wished there was a democratic way to vote about whose turn it was. then we could get rid of all the annoying people and all the good people would be spared. But it wasn’t like that. Good and bad people alike were picked at random and destined to endure…
To voice and opinion on a certain topic in a way without words.
Use it. You’ll need it in the future.
Your generation is in your hand.
Use it wisely. Don’t be influenced by others.
The choice is yours.
“All in favour, raise your hand.” Three hands shakily rose up before slinking down rapidly under the glare of the judge.
“And all those against?” The rest of the room did the same motion; the judge practically glowed under the mass of raised hands before him and he inclined his head towards the three people who had voted in favour of the bill that will have caused rife in the glorious Empire that he had made it to be.
And the three delegates from the counties that were suffering from the same judge before them quivered for they knew that their lives were going to end.
I’ve never been one to vote. When I turn 18 I’ve already decided that I won’t. I don’t want to be at blame when the country doesn’t get what they want. Therefore I’ll save myself the trouble and skip out on voting. I won’t complain when something happens, I just don’t care enough.
Its a vicious circle to vote or not to vote will it make any difference?? That is the real question!
I don’t know who I’m gonna vote for this year. There are not many candidates that are good. on the other hand, I’m gonna work at these elections. Which makes me pretty sad and bored, since I don’t like it. I’ve done it once. It was at a school and it was difficult to go to the room since there were only ladders and no elevator. I hope it’ll be different this year. Ah, it won’t. It’s going to be the same mess it was last year. What a bore that girl was! Hopefully she’s not gonna be there this time again. She was so bossy and snotty.
Everyone needs to vote. We have to keep these tea party people out of the government. They are downright scary. Can you just imagine if they were to get elected?
“I vote no.” Edward proclaimed in front of the council. I looked at him in shock. How could he disagree with me after all this time? I thought we were friends, but now I don’t know what to think he’s voted against my plan which he originally said was genius.