Last updated: June 26, 2016
We seek a better life and society. However, people with various ideas get together, talk about a better life, and decide what to do. ) is very difficult to understand.
Therefore, we must choose someone who can talk on our behalf.
Election is the process of choosing the person who will represent us.
In other words, elections are an important opportunity for us to participate in the creation of our lives and society .
When you turn 18, be sure to participate in the election!
Adults vote at designated polling stations during elections. Voting means writing the names of people, political parties, etc. who are contesting elections on a ballot paper. It is to put it in the ballot box. When the voting period ends, open the ballot box and place the ballot paper according to the name written on it. I will divide the situation. This is called vote counting. Based on the results of the vote counting, the person whose name is written by the most people will be selected as the representative.
(Children's Teacher) Write your name...
Here we go, Tokyo!
The Election Management Committee carries out preparations such as voting and counting of votes to ensure that elections are conducted correctly. I am in charge of (Junbi) and management (Kanri).
In addition, in order to get as many people as possible to vote, we are working with the Bright Election Promotion Committee. "Let's go vote together!" during the election period, the Shimin Festival, the Coming of Age Ceremony, etc. They make various calls.
``Senkyo no Meisui-kun'' is the image character of the Akarui election and is active all over Japan. The motif is a ballot box, so the head has two ridges representing the opening into which the ballot is inserted. Well, the tail has a key. And there is a springboard for aiming for bright elections.
By the way, Meisui-kun's `` Meisui (in Kanji: Meisui) '' is an abbreviation for `` Akarui Election Promotion Campaign''. (Mijika) It's a comb. By adults willingly going to vote and elections being conducted correctly, we can improve our thinking. Elections that are properly reflected in politics are called ``clear elections.''
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