How did you feel when you vote?

i feel very privileged because i am able to vote freely for someone that i think that would be good as a leader in my country. i am in canada and to me voting is not a right, its a privlege!

well i have voted when I thought it would make a difference but with all the expenses scandal here in uk at the minute and all the europe mep's (incidentally I don't really want the UK in europe). I have stopped voting as no matter whcih party gets in they are effectively the same as each other and will do something totally different to what they promise to do. So I have lost faith in the voting system and if I did vote I vote prob vote for the UK Independance party as the main stream parties are mostly crooks and not interested in what average joe public want.

Hi codeofuniverse, How did I feel when I voted? Guilty

In the last several elections I've made it a point to vote because that way I feel like I am doing my own civic duty. Does it really make me feel a particular way, no, not really because we never truly know if the politicians that we vote for are going to act in the way that they've promised that they will. However, in voting, we can't complain about the way that the politicians behave if the ones that win are who we voted for, but I feel that we can complain if the people that we voted for don't win the election.