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VotingThe democratic process in which the population elects government  officials and determine the social, economic and cultural path a nation will take. Voting is the one way the average citizen can express their feelings about the way politicians are running their country and economy. It should never be taken lightly nor should it be ignored or marginalized. We have been asked why the first week in November is the period for Federal election. The answer is simple the early republic was based on agriculture and that is the period of time after the fall crop has been harvested and the fields lay fallow. The farmers thus had the time and ability to vote.
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