Why people should vote

Voting is the first step to interaction with our government, for our countries people. It is very important that we choose our government by the vote who can actually work for the people. By voting and elected a government it shows that country is in democracy. If the people not vote that country is not in democracy that country will be monarchy where people cannot show their rights. The reasons that people should vote because Use peoples voice, Think which candidate is right for the country and rights to show peoples agree or disagree about the current government.

            There are lot of country that people cannot show their rights because they are not democracy. For example, many countries in midlist are people are getting dominants by their government which shows that they don’t have any way to raise their voice against government. Sometimes these people have to agree with lot of decision by their government even it is not good for the citizen.

            Most important is people show vote to see is the candidate who is running for the election is good or not. Some country has the no voting system. Which is actually helping the countries people to say if they are think that this candidate can be perfect for the election or not. For example, in last January there was an election in Bangladesh. In that election only one party was ran and other party didn’t, at the end only25% people vote and most of them voted as no vote.

            Most of the time people are not agree with their government. They raise their voice against them. In the election time they showed at to vote against them. That’s how they raise their voice against them. For example, In America, the president was created the health care program. Some people appreciated some people are insulted. But he created for the poor people and no one understand that part.

             As a citizen I think every people have to vote to raise their voice and to get their rights by it. Even though some country does have the right to show their right but other country does it have it.