
Written by Emily Raij
Part of the Foundations of U.S. Government series
Why does every vote matter, and who gets to cast one?
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A clear introduction to voting and elections in the United States: why elections matter, who can vote, how citizens cast their ballots, and how elected officials work to represent the people of their town, state or country.
Voting is more than just casting a ballot--it's a way for every citizen's voice to help shape their town, their state, or even the whole country. Elections are at the center of U.S. government. With clear, straightforward language, this book helps readers gain an understanding of why elections matter, who can vote, and how elected officials work to represent their constituents.
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