David Seaman training with his Arsenal team mates at London Colney in 1998

Why is voting considered a fundamental aspect of democracy?

• It is mandatory in all countries.

• It is a way to avoid paying taxes.

• It allows citizens to express their opinions.

• It helps in reducing crime rates.

How does voting impact the community?

• It increases the number of public holidays.

• It reduces the need for public transportation.

• It influences local policies and resource allocation.

• It guarantees personal financial gain.

What is one responsibility of a voter?

• To vote as quickly as possible.

• To vote for the candidate their friends support.

• To make an informed decision based on research.

• To vote for the candidate with the most advertisements.

What is a potential consequence of not voting?

• Increased personal wealth.

• Guaranteed job security.

• Lack of representation in government decisions.

• Automatic enrollment in government programs.

Why is it important to be informed before voting?

• To reduce the number of polling stations.

• To increase the number of candidates.

• To make decisions that align with personal values and community needs.

• To ensure the election process is lengthy.