Why Vote?

Maybe self-protection is the most basic reason.  The government is your government.  Congress and your state legislature spend trillions every year and you pay the bill.  You pay taxes almost every day so shouldn’t you have a say in how the money is spent.

You can fight for your country at age 18; even die for your country.  Lots of people give their lives to the freedom we share.  Voting is one way to keep freedom alive. 

If you don’t someone else will.  If you don’t vote you tell the politicians you don’t care about the issues facing Americans.

- Voting is a Right -

The right to vote is a unique American privilege.  The Constitution is founded on the belief that it is the duty of the people to establish a government.  America’s Constitution secures the rights of “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.”  It is up to us as responsible citizens to maintain and uphold these rights by voting.

Want to be heard?

You matter.  Regardless of status, U.S. citizens are all equal on Election Day.  The President, George Clooney, LeBron James, Brittney Spears, all count the same.  It is our duty to elect the right people to represent, and keep it real.  If you don’t vote, someone else will.

“One vote, Votes LOUD!” 

- Common Lies About Voting -

Yeah, voting lies do exist but at VoteLOUD we deliver you the truth. 
Check out the top excuses here.  Hopefully you aren’t one of them.

“Voting Myths”