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And then you get the answer.

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All the answers are on those
things.

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You get the answer and then you
make a decision and then you

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decide, just remember a non vote
as a go against some.

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So it's, you, you remember what
you say, you know what,

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I'm so frustrated because I
didn't get free intuition.

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I finished college for my
student loans,

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I guess to the young people,

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I say I'm not going to vote
because you know, um I didn't,

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they don't,

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they're not gonna be enough
money that stopped me from being an

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active.

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So I encourage young people who
you wanna vote.

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You want, you want to be part
of,

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of the solution to improve your
because when you vote,

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you could say you were saying,
you know what?

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I don't have to write to
question what is happening when you

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don't vote.

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You've given up that because you
cannot complain about something

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when you did not come to get
something, make something better.

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So all of you that are here, who
are registered to vote,

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who are eligible to vote on
Saturday, early voting begins.

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It is your opportunity to go out
there and then show others that

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you are committed to your
community and you vote.

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OK, the informant get it.

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What is your side?

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Uh I had a positive experience.

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Um My question is in what ways
are you?

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They're important to me by
because they do give me information,

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viewpoint and they see the
different plans.

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I tell people, you know, we,

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we make decisions based on what
we see and we say, oh,

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I passed by your school and I
see you, you need, you know,

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you need an XY and Z and then
they say, oh,

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we're gonna give you XY and Z
and then the young person we give

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it and the young person goes,
that's not what we need, you know,

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ABC by you become you the
younger who's telling us your view

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that helps us to make better
decisions that will benefit.

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And that's all we want to
encourage. You speak up,

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go on our website and we elect
officials on the website and

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there's a um a box there that
says,

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send a message to the
electorate.

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You send a message, you send a
question, you send a suggestion.

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I have kids in elementary school
the other day I got when I sit

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back and I respond to them stack
like this,

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these kids in an elementary
school,

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they're constantly sending
notes, OK?

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You know, they're like in front
of my school, you know,

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we need to crosswalk fix, right?

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And all the uh you know one kid,

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one kid in an elementary school
says, oh, you know what,

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when my parents are coming, uh,

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it's tough to cross the street
because the,

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the traffic is heavy and there's
no, no, no.

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Um, crossing guard Pittsburgh.

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He was a good person of very now
with his junior school.

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How do we address it?

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What do you think is the
solution you sent it to?

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So then we come up with you.

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So take care of concerns and we
maintain your suggestions.

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I always alone so that vegan,

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he's not here but we have a
classmate that's going to be the

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question on her behalf. Ok.

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To me, I'm glad I heard you have
the person, my experience,

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your athlete for the saying is
that explain the steps involved,

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steps involved in voting
process. Ok.

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First you have to register to
vote, you have to be a US citizen,

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you must be a US citizen. It is
against the law.

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If you're not a US citizen and
you register and vote,

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you can be prosecuted against
not in prison.

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So just make sure physical and
you would have to be uh a New

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York citizen, right? No, no, no,
a United States citizen.

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I'm pretty sure you have to be
United States citizen or at least

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four. See you.

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No, there's not. Let me just
finish that.

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So to you register.

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So if you were born outside of
the United States and on the day,

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you become a naturalized
citizen, right?

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It's usually after five years,

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you can apply for naturalization
to become a United States on

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that day that you become a
naturalized citizen.

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You're also given the
information to register to vote.

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So you can register to vote on
that day that you become a

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citizen.

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Ok? You become a citizen and
you, you send in the information,

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you get the card.

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Uh I'm telling you that you're
registered, It gives you your,

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your registration information,
your, um, your senate district,

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your judicial district, your
congressional district,

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your city council district.

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All this information is on that
card and that's what,

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and then you use that card.

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Um, when you are going to vote
as a first time voter, you know,

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you should take the card so you
see that and you read,

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when you go to the polls, you,

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they'll bring up your
information,

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you sign there and then they'll
give you your ballot and then

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with the ballot,

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you have to fill in public the
answers to the questions on the

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ballot.

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For example, this year's ballot,
um, there are a number of, of,

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um, elected.