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How would children know about the issues
* Children might vote for a random person they don't know.
* Children don't do research about the presidents.
* They can just vote for Barrack Obama just because they heard the name.
* It would be a waste of time.
How much children care about the issues
* Some children don't care about the issues.
* For instance, someone in my schools didn't care about the issues and voted for Mt. Romney.
* He didn't care about the things he was doing to the city.
* They might not want to vote
* They might be forced to vote.
How do they form an opinion without being influenced
* An adult may tell them to vote for someone.
* A different adult may tell them to vote for a different guy.
* They may not have their own opinion.
* They might get confused.
Do children know what to do at the voting station
* They might not know what they are supposed to do at the voting station.
- * For an example, I heard that someone filled in a bubble when he saw Barrack Obama's name.
- * Children could fill it incorrectly.
- * They can just walk away after filling in a random bubble.