Again, placing people directly in the middle of the action. By being around those who care deeply about the way our country is run, the rest of the flock will eventually begin to care as well. By being involved, students will know what's going on and be interested in it because it directly affects them. Later on, when age 18 comes along, they will have the tools, knowledge, and interest to look into their country's activities and vote because they know it will affect them. It is not enough to dangle the mouse in front of the lazy, overweight cat called America- it must be chopped up and put into the every day food bowl next to the couch.
Education is the key to the future.
We must teach society what it is their country does for them, how it does it, and then we need to allow them to decide how far they are willing to help the country grow and become better. Anyone who doesn't vote has no place to complain. There are two major reasons that young people don't vote. Young people don't believe that their vote counts, and they don't have the political information to decide which candidate to vote for, so they decide not to vote for anyone. The reason young people don't think that their vote counts is because in big elections, such as the presidential election, there are millions of people voting.