In some countries, younger people are neglecting their right to vote. What problems does this cause and what are some of the possible solutions?

It is true that in certain nations, young

voters

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voter

voter's

apathy is increasingly popular. The primary problem associated with

this

phenomenon is that

this

would affect democracy negatively, whereas, the most effective solution is to educate younger populations about the significance of their turnout in the election day. The principal issue associated with youth who shun

ballot box

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the ballot box

is that

such

democracy would cease to exist.

That is

to say that if young people continue to turn a blind eye to their rights to show up in

polling station

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the polling station

a polling station

,

this

will lead to

sever

intensely or extremely bad or unpleasant in degree or quality

severe

underrepresentation

of young ages in the political life. As a result, politicians would overlook

youth's needs

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the youth's needs

, desires, opinions and aspirations, which have nothing to do with democracy whatsoever. A recent American report found that in

Egypt where

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Egypt, where

around 55% of the under-22s citizens desert voting, there is a humongous gap between

parties

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the parties

and young people who feel that their needs are not being addressed appropriately. The most viable solutions of

this

predicament

is

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are

that governments should

lunch

set up or found

launch

publicity campaigns in order to educate youth about the importance of voting.

In other words

, given that more to be done to teach them about their contribution of their voices when it comes to establishing liberal and democratic societies,

this

would encourage them

select

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to select

the best candidates and options. They would

also

teach their peers, siblings and parents about to voting's importance.

For example

, same initiative in Japan has increased the participation of younger voters aged 25 and under in the 2004 presidential elections, which is indeed a positive development. In conclusion,

although

young people tend to turn their backs to voting, which ends up with being

underrepresented

in political life, and

thus

, leads to undemocratic communities,

this

could be addressed through educating them about the consequences of

this

behavior

manner of acting or controlling yourself

behaviour

.