Most of the young people I know and speak to have an opinion, there are many things they do not like about the government of the day, things they would like to see change - so why do such a small percentage of them bother to vote?
Nothing will change if you allow the things you dislike to continue.
Voice your opinion, you will be heard, your vote will count and ultimately things will improve.
If however, you cannot be bothered to vote then you give up your right to complain.
(Abridged)
Jim Adams
Rotorua
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