Too bad, I was not able to register for the upcoming national election here in our country next year..it's because i really wanted to register in our hometown, but since i am working i still dont have the time to do so

I only voted once, and that was my first time voting for an election. But after I really understood the politics, and the motive behind the politicians, I didn't even bother wasting my time voting for any of them.

as a responsible citizen it is your duty to vote i make it a point to vote

Last election with Obama and McCain was the first time I could legally vote, as I turned 18 that year, but I didn't. I was not impressed with either candidate. I could tell Barack Obama was just another lying smooth talking politician when he started making all these promises of free healthcare, and I didn't really see much strong leadership coming from McCain. Looking back though, I do wish I had voted for McCain. He does favor a smaller, less involved government, and if he had won we wouldn't have liar we have in office now.

I usually don't like the choices you get each year to vote for.

We're forced to vote here in Australia, and i agree with it, so yes.

the time i get to register as voter here in our province, i always make sure to vote. At least I can vote whom I think the right man to seat for the position. In our family we always manage to vote for the same politicians.

I'm not old enough to vote, but when I become old enough I probably won't. Politics is just a game that I don't need to participate in. Unfortunetly sometimes we're going to fell the effects it has on this country.

I am not vold enough either,but It is against the law to not-vote around here so yeah people must.

im not old enough to vote but when i can you better bet ill vote each election

Well I guess I always exercise that whenever there is an election going on. I am pretty sure that I contribute to something worthy.