All we can really see is what appears in front of us. What we see on billboards, television or radio consistently shows the views of a new political candidate who proclaims what he wants to accomplish. Listening to it, one might wonder why did they choose this topic for an argument? Today, not everyone votes, so those who do are the ones these “runners” focus on. Why would they fight to raise school salaries if all the voters are seniors? Why not focus on retirement benefits or health care? As citizens, we complain about how the government manages our money and yet we do nothing about it. Voting gives you a chance. If certain groups gained votes, different ideas would be made for these “runners”. Let's say that young adults started voting a lot more. We could enjoy tuition benefits, lower tuition fees, higher education levels, and possibly a big increase in jobs. A British publisher explains: “If you vote, activists insist, politicians will have to listen to you and things will change. » (Kirkup, The Telegraph). Young people also have the most time and experience what the country is becoming. In conclusion, voting does not take much time and requires almost no effort. All of this just requires an open mind and yet people simply don't realize this opportunity. Right now, we could live in the richest and most opportunistic country if everyone could understand what our opinions can become. Life couldn't be looked forward to