1.

What are the requirements for someone to vote in your

country? What is one requirement that you would like to see
removed or added? Explain your rationale or reasoning with
examples to support your idea.
The requirements for someone to vote in Spain is that we have to
have more than 18 years to vote. Also it's a requirement for voting
in national elections. In local elections can vote residents from
other European Union countries who meet certain conditions.

2. Should a country place any requirements on voting? Why or

why not? Do voting requirements marginalize or restrict any
group of people from voting?
In nations there are age restrictions, for voting as they believe that
individuals should attain a level of maturity and comprehension to
make well informed choices regarding the leadership and policies
of their country.

3. In your opinion, is voting a right or a responsibility? Explain

your rationale or reasoning with examples to support your
idea.
The act of voting is often regarded as an element of freedom and
independence. In a society citizens possess the right to engage in
the selection of their leaders and the formation of policies.
Voting serves as a means for individuals to safeguard their liberties
and entitlements. By participating in the process citizens gain the
opportunity to exert influence, over the laws and regulations that
govern them.
4. Studies show that young people, ages 18-24, are among those
least likely to vote. Why is that true, in your opinion? What is
one idea that you have for increasing voter turnout among
young voters? Explain your idea and how it will encourage
voting among 18-24 year-olds.
One potential reason behind this decline in participation could be
attributed to emphasis on education during childhood. Children are
not typically encouraged to study and understand politics within
institutions. As they rely on their parents and lack living they may
not fully grasp the importance of advocating for their interests
resulting in a decrease, in overall voter turnout.