Topic: We should introduce compulsory voting

Argument: compulsory voting infringes on peoples rights.

Argument: compulsory voting is a violation of civil rights

Argument: compulsory voting is a violation of one's free will and government should not infringe on a persons free will choice.

Argument: compulsory voting is against freedom, everyone has the right to choose whether or not they want to vote in a free & open society

Argument: compulsory voting is against our right to freedom.

Argument: compulsory voting is an infringement on personal choice

Argument: compulsory voting is in complete violation of the democratic process, which is freedom of action and expression - forcing anything on a person is wrong.

Argument: compulsory voting is inconvenient, especially to those with mobility issues or just cannot take time off work to vote.

Argument: compulsory voting is not a democratic choice, for people should always be allowed to express their dissent by abstaining from voting .

Argument: compulsory voting is not an answer, because those people who do not care or know exactly what they are voting for may just vote for random things even though they may ultimately oppose what they are voting for.

Argument: compulsory voting is not only ridiculous it would also be impossible to enforce.

Argument: compulsory voting is unconstitutional, and forcing people to do something they do not want to do never turns out as planned.

Argument: compulsory voting makes for more informed voters

Argument: compulsory voting makes the population more involved in the election process, and would give results that more accurately reflected the will of the electors.

Argument: compulsory voting may lead to voting being a national holiday, therefore eliminating the pervasive problem of people not being able to get off of work to vote.

Argument: compulsory voting means people can complain if votes dont go their way

Argument: compulsory voting means that politicians have to address the concerns of the whole electorate rather than just focusing on those groups of people who usually turn out to vote

Argument: compulsory voting puts a strain on the freedom of individuals

Argument: compulsory voting should be introduced because it actually increases voter turnout.

Argument: Compulsory voting should be introduced to ensure that the results of elections are completely representative of the population.

Argument: compulsory voting shouldn't be introduced because it violates freedom of choice.

Argument: Compulsory voting takes away people's freedom to choose whether or not they want to vote.

Argument: compulsory voting takes into account the voice of all people. it's then compulsory everybody votes

Argument: compulsory voting violates our rights.

Argument: compulsory voting will be difficult to enforce on the elderly and others who will have a difficult time voting.

Argument: compulsory voting will cause more people feel like the government has too much power and the country will feel less free

Argument: compulsory voting will cause more people to take an interest in politics which, in turn, will benefit everyone