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Participation and voting in free & fair elections and the peaceful transition of power have been the cornerstones of our country since its founding. Our most fundamental right as Americans is the right to vote for our leaders and make our voices heard through that vote, and we as Americans should demand that this fundamental right, to be a government of the people, be protected above all others.
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Participation and voting in free & fair elections and the peaceful transition of power have been the cornerstones of our country since its founding. Our most fundamental right as Americans is the right to vote for our leaders and make our voices heard through that vote, and we as Americans should demand that this fundamental right, to be a government of the people, be protected above all others.
Participation and voting in free & fair elections and the peaceful transition of power have been the cornerstones of our country since its founding. Our most fundamental right as Americans is the right to vote for our leaders and make our voices heard through that vote, and we as Americans should demand that this fundamental right, to be a government of the people, be protected above all others.