*Have* to vote? Never, voting isn't compulsory in the US.
*Should* vote? Every chance possible, as basic democratic practice.
*Do* vote? Varies from person. Some never vote, some only vote in national-level elections. I personally vote in 'em all. Usually one or two a year.
*Should* vote? Every chance possible, as basic democratic practice.
*Do* vote? Varies from person. Some never vote, some only vote in national-level elections. I personally vote in 'em all. Usually one or two a year.
https://twitter.com/sigfusok/status/1455538287075069965
(NB: In the US, it's easier for some people to vote than others. As a white dude in a small rural community, for example, I've never experienced any difficulty voting, either in person or absentee. This is not the same experience for others not of my demographic.)
Also, for the record, I support election days being a national holiday in the US, a universal option for mailing in one's ballot, massively increasing the size of the House of Representatives (one rep for every 250k people is a start), ranked-ballot voting and no gerrymandering.
Oh AND that voter registration in the US be automatic at the age of majority and cannot be rescinded until death, someone else can work out the fiddly details from there.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
