The impact of compulsory voting, which was always debatable, has now become more controversial. While some people believe there are solutions in compulsory voting others claim this can bring problems than benefits. This essay will elaborate both side of the debate, and thus lead to a logical conclusion.
At the outset, there are numerous reasons why voting should be compulsory in every country, but the most preponderant one lies in the fact that every people in the society have their own participation on which one candidate they are comfortable to vote. An instance illustrating to the action is the fact that the survey conducted at the University of Canberra, which indicates that 50 % of people in Korea prefer to have their say in regards of politics. Furthermore, they thought that if they vote, it might changed the way government handle the situation in term of democracy.
Nevertheless, those who disagree with these might have a cogent notion and could assert that it will have a negative impact on the society. It is largely attributed to the fact that the majority of people in Japan choose not to have compulsory voting beacuse it will not change the government point of views. For instance, some voters do not care who they are voting for or they dont want to contribute to the society.
In conclusion, while there are strong arguments on both sides of the debate, I strongly believe that compulsory voting is quite important in the society, therefore, they have their own perceptions if they are not happy with the government.
The impact of
compulsory
voting
, which was always debatable, has
now
become more controversial.
While
some
people
believe there are solutions in
compulsory
voting
others claim this can bring problems than benefits. This essay will elaborate both side of the debate, and
thus
lead to a logical conclusion.
At the outset, there are numerous reasons why
voting
should be
compulsory
in every country,
but
the most preponderant one lies in the fact that every
people
in the society have their
own
participation on which one candidate they are comfortable to vote. An instance illustrating to the action is the fact that the survey conducted at the University of Canberra, which indicates that 50 % of
people
in Korea prefer to have their say
in regards of
politics.
Furthermore
, they
thought
that if they vote, it might
changed
the way
government
handle the situation in term of democracy.
Nevertheless
, those who disagree with these might have a cogent notion and could assert that it will have a
negative
impact on the society. It is
largely
attributed to the fact that the majority of
people
in Japan choose not to have
compulsory
voting
beacuse
it will not
change
the
government
point of views.
For instance
,
some
voters do not care who they are
voting
for or
they
dont
want to contribute to the society.
In conclusion
, while there are strong arguments on both sides of the debate, I
strongly
believe that
compulsory
voting
is quite
important
in the society,
therefore
, they have their
own
perceptions if they are not happy with the
government
.