You can vote only if you are 18 years old or older. But it’s always good to understand something so important as voting. So The Shepherd of Readersburg created this sequence for you. It shows the voting process in brief. Check it out:
Why is everyone going crazy about voting? Here’s a story:
There is a bunch ten people. They want to elect a good leader of the group. There are two contestants. One is a hardworking, honest person. The other is a shirker and is mostly lying to get ahead. Yet, this second person has supporters among the group.
You are also a part of this group. But you have decided that you will not vote. So you call in sick on the day of the voting.
Like you, two other people also do not go to vote. Now there are only seven people voting. Two of these voters are the people contesting the elections.
When results are declared, the contestant who is the shirker and dishonest, wins. When the group discusses this, it becomes known that the hardworking contestant had six supporters and the other one had four. The three voters, who did not vote, were the supporters of the hardworking contestant. So the final votes were: four votes for the shirker and three votes for the hardworking person.
That’s how each and every vote is important.
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