Democracy and Voting

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In a democracy, citizens have a say in how they are governed.

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In a democracy, citizens have a say in how they are governed. One way they do this is by voting. When we vote, we choose leaders or say yes or no to a law. Voting is a right and a responsibility. It is important to learn about the choices before voting. People have fought for the right to vote so that everyone's voice can be heard.

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How do citizens have a say in a democracy?

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What should we do before we vote?

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