Andrew has just turned 18 and is now eligible to vote, but the election falls on the same day as a comic book convention he hopes to attend. As a responsible citizen, what should he do?
A. Go to the voting booth first, and then go to the convention.
B. Ask one of his friends to try to vote for him.
C. Go to the convention first, and hope that the polls are still open when he leaves.
D. Stay in bed and do neither.
Answer (3)
Go to the voting booth first and then go to the convention. The purpose of the public voting in elections is so the people have a voice in what goes on with the government. If he doesn't vote, he can't complain about the election or the people elected because he hasn't done his part or used his voice on the matter.
Go to the voting booth first, and then go to the convention.
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Andrew should go to the voting booth first and then attend the comic book convention to ensure he fulfills his civic duty to vote. This responsible choice allows him to participate in the democratic process without missing out on the event he enjoys. Prioritizing voting helps him engage in his rights as a citizen.
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