Topic: We should introduce compulsory voting

Argument: forcing people to vote wouldn't make much difference, they could just chose anyone instead of who is best for the job

Argument: free speech is an unalienable right. no one should be compelled to be forced to vote

Argument: freedom of choice, democracy supporting free will and having a penalties if somebody not attended voting is beyond the line.

Argument: i think we should introduce compulsory voting. voting is a massive change in the future for all of us and each of us have a duty to cast our vote. there is way too much voter suppression and apathy.

Argument: if everyone voted there would be a fairer and more accurate representation of leaders and government and requiring voting is the only way to achieve this.

Argument: if everyone votes, the results actually reflect what people want.

Argument: if it against their will people will choose randomly and it will negate the choices of others

Argument: if people are forced to vote we will get a larger representation of the population

Argument: if someone has no choice it is wrong to insist that they choose

Argument: in a democracy people have a right to choose not to vote

Argument: in a democracy, one should be allowed to choose for themselves whether or not they would like to vote.

Argument: in countries like australia, compulsory voting has increased voter participation.

Argument: it can be viewed as undemocratic to force people to have to vote.

Argument: it is a person's right to choose whether or not to vote. some people do not care about politics.

Argument: It is a violation of a person's rights to force them to vote in an election if they do not wish to do so.

Argument: it is as much a persons right to choose not to vote for a person as it is to vote for them.

Argument: it is important that every voice is heard when it comes to elections. otherwise we cannot be sure the government really represents the people.

Argument: it is not democratic to force voting. people should have the right to decide if they want to vote.

Argument: it is the duty of eveyone to be aware of the political situation and have your say for your benefit

Argument: it is the right of an individual on whether they want to act on their right to vote, or not.

Argument: it is the right of the individual whether they vote, as much as who they vote for. not voting is a choice, a protected right in a free country and can't be trampled on.

Argument: it should be an individual choice who to vote for, or indeed if to vote at all. the state has no role to coerce anyone into participating in elections if they do not want to.

Argument: it should be everyone's responsibility to vote so there is a fair representation at the polling station rather than just a small percentage deciding the fate of everyone.

Argument: it should be introduced as many people do not vote which reduces the turnout

Argument: it should be the right of the individual whether to vote or not to vote.

Argument: it would ensure that elections are fair if everyone votes

Argument: it would help prevent recounts of elections and make things more fair.