Political Newsletter| Kutler Jensen

Top Influences
when voting:
Background

1.

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The voters history and

identification with
candidates.

Party Identification

1.

Republican vs. Democrat.

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View on previous
performances

How the voter feels

about the
governments past
performances.

Candidates

Pros:
Established businessman
Focused on the economy
Unique candidate

Cons:

Pros:
Experience in politics
Detailed plan
Internationally known
Former Clinton politician

Various business scandals

Cons:

Disliked by minorities

Scandals

Allies dont like him

Viewed as unsuccessful
while working with Obama
Occasionally stretches the
truth

Why should you

vote?

You dont have to like

the president:
You may not agree with a lot
of the things a candidate
stands for, or you even might
not even like them as a
president. The candidates
party is also something to take
into consideration, because
they will influence and guide
the president throughout
his/her presidency.

We have fought for the

right to vote:
Having the right to vote didnt
come easily. Its important to
remember all those who have
fallen fighting for our rights as
American citizens. Some
countries are still fighting to get
their voice heard and to have a
say in their government for a
change. What a privilege it is to
be able to have a say in
elections.

Make your voice

heard:
Voting is an opportunity to
stand for what you believe
in. In a way, as a citizen of
the United States voting is
your civil duty. You cant
complain on whos in
presidency if you didnt
vote yourself. Not that one
vote can make a huge
difference, but if we all
carry the mindset that each
vote is important more
citizens will vote for the
candidate of their choice.

A man without a vote is a man without protection.

Must be at least 18
to vote!

Lyndon B. Johnson

Where can I vote?

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order to vote, it is necessary for you to be at
least 18 years of age. Some basic places you can
vote after youre registered and qualified are;
Local libraries, fire stations, schools, churches,
convention centers, expo centers, and through
mail.
Eligibility: Must be a citizen of the United States,
resident of the state that you live in, and 18
years of age at the time of the next election.

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back on the
+Elections belong to the people. It's their decision. If they decide to turn their- sodales.
fire and burn their behinds, then they will just have to sit on their blisters.
Abraham Lincoln

Democracy

cannot succeed unless those who express their choice are prepared to choose

wisely. The real safeguard of democracy, therefore, is education.

Franklin D. Roosevelt