Why voting matters

Explores what compels people to vote, and why election participation is important.

"Citizens of the United States have the freedom to choose who they vote for. Voters can choose from a number of candidates. Most people belong to a political party and they often choose to vote for the candidate belonging to their political party. However, sometimes people choose to vote for a person regardless of their political affiliation. This book explores how people choose a candidate to vote for and why that choice matters"--Provided by publisher.

Explains voting eligibility in the United States elections.

"There are many situations that require people's votes in the United States. Citizens vote for people to hold public office in the local, state, and federal governments. This book explores what voting is through accessible language"--Provided by publisher.

Discusses when and how people vote, including registering to vote, polling places, political parties, and more.

Examines the history of voting in the United States, the importance of voting in a democracy, and the factors that compel people to vote.

Explains how citizens of the United States choose a candidate to vote for, and why that choice matters.

In accessible language, explains the United States' voting eligibility requirements, outlining who is and is not eligible to vote.

In accessible language, explores the many situations that require people's votes in the United States, including voting for public office in the local, state, and federal governments.

Provides young readers with historical background and current information on one of the most important civic duties of their adult lives--voting.