Why should you vote.

Voting has been one of the biggest thing in NZ because choosing our government is pretty much deciding who’s going to lead us. In 1920 womans was allowed to vote and that made a big difference because some would vote and some wouldn’t same thing goes with boys\mens.  I’ll give you three reasons to think about it’ll be telling you should vote.

My first reason is voting. Some people don’t vote but complain when they see that the government they have is not a honest and a caring one. So they keep on complaining but what they need to know is that their vote could of made the differences between winning and losing. So therefore I ask you please do vote because your vote counts and that way you have a say on something you don’t like and want them to change it.

Second reason. It is free to vote it’s not like the All Blacks game where you have to pay to vote who scores the first try or like Floyd Mayweather and Conor Mcgregor's fight you have to pay for it. It’s because voting is free and it’s also just as important as anything else, Why can’t we make the most of it. You never know they might say that you have to pay to vote then that’s when you start complaining so I’ll tell you now we are lucky that it’s free so why can’t we treat it like we’re grateful and vote.

Third reason is that everyone over 18+s can vote woman's and mans. In August 18th 1920 women’s  were allowed to vote so from there on everyone over 18+ was allowed to vote. They should be grateful and not take that for granted and vote because woman's was complaining saying why can’t they vote. So in 1920 they were allowed to vote and half of them don’t and that half could make a big difference. Everyone over 18+ go and vote now for the sake of our country.

I come to my conclusion but I hope that these three reasons give you something to think about. I hope everyone is grateful and votes because your vote might make difference between losing and winning and you don't want to regret anything so go on and vote who you think should be our prime minister and government