Voting Day.
Day 4,794, 04:51
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by hallo10
Tomorrow is voting day.
We have two Presidential candidates, MCKitKat, and OkayOk.
and I am here to ask as many citizens as possible to vote, all citizens can vote even if they aren't apart of a party.
Link to the wiki on voting
{ http://wiki.erepublik.com/index.php/Elections }
As a party that believes in democracy we believe everybody has a the right to vote.
Kind regards Hallo10
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Good to remind everyone to go and vote tomorrow but even if you were a party that does not believe in democracy, non-party players would still have the right to vote.
It would literally change nothing.
Very little citizens vote so I am just reminding players they can vote.
They can vote like anyone else.
I think it's a rule that has existed since day 1 🙂
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I agree that everyone has the right or rather even the obligation to vote in order to give his voice on the future of Belgium. I'd like to use the opportunity to once again remind all voters of my platform and the articles I have written so far:
https://www.erepublik.com/en/article/interview-with-our-future-president-mckitkat--2727845/1/20
https://www.erepublik.com/en/article/mckitkat-for-cp-plans-and-cabinet-2728295/1/20
https://www.erepublik.com/en/article/mckitkat-for-cp-some-final-words-to-end-the-year-2728340/1/20
https://www.erepublik.com/en/article/mckitkat-for-cp-addressing-my-opponent-s-plans--2728497
If you have any further questions, I am here to answer them and clear up any confusion.
Best of luck, stay safe and remember to get out and vote 🙂 Much love
Thanks wish you luck with tomorrow.
I congratulate two candidates for their works in this election.
O7
o7
I do really hesitate.
Maybe the admins might one day add an abstain option for people who hesitate or just don't like the candidates presented. It's much more helpful in terms of what information we can gather than from the current system where we have no idea if people abstained or simply didn't vote because they're not active, forgot or any other reason. Although the chances are pretty slim that they do. Nevertheless, you are always free to choose to abstain, we can only accept that choice.
That's a really good point of view.
My former history teacher used to tell us, that they should count all the abstentions as actual votes. SO if 20% abstained, 20% of parliament would be empty. That way, you would definitely notice if people were unhappy with the political system and the political parties. I very much liked his idea.