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  It is known that voting is a right that allows citizens to make their voices heard, but the reality is that as many as half of eligible voters in the US still don’t participate in the election process. People’s motivations for voting vary. They might believe voting is their civic duty and that their ballot has the power to make a difference. Others just want to fit in with their peers, or their anger about a certain issue drives them to the polls. 1- Hundreds of thousands of nonvoters would vote if they could. Voters need identification to vote in 36 states, which means the 21 million Americans who don’t have government-issued photo ID are at risk of missing out. Financial barriers, lack of access to transportation, and limited information can make it difficult for older people, people of color, and low-income people to obtain an ID. 2- Election Day is held on Tuesdays. Sunday is the most common voting day around the world, except in the US. Election Day falls on Tuesdays in th

  It is known that money alone doesn’t guarantee electoral success, but every candidate prefers to be the one with more money to spend. Big spending by itself doesn’t automatically mean winning. There have been notable instances of the financially strongest candidates losing (such as crypto-backed House candidate Carrick Flynn earlier this year and billionaire Michael Bloomberg’s self-financed presidential bid), but money can certainly help put a candidate on the right track. 1- George Soros He was born on August 12, 1930, is a Hungarian-born American businessman and philanthropist. As of March 2021, he had a net worth of US$8.6 billion, having donated more than $32 billion to the Open Society Foundations, of which $15 billion has already been distributed, representing 64% of his original fortune. Forbes called him the "most generous giver" Total Contributions: $129 million for Democrats 2- Ken Griffin He was born on October 15, 1968, is an American hedge fund manag

  Citizenship by investment is a great way to acquire a second passport. By investing in second citizenship you are making sure that you have more options for living, traveling, doing business, investing and possibly even reducing the paid amount in taxes. One of the most essential aspects when considering buying second citizenship is the price of this endeavor. While the financial investments are generally quite significant, some countries offer their citizenships at reasonable prices. Thailand Thailand's "Elite Visa" membership program provides qualified foreign investors with a "Privilege Entry Visa" that is valid for up to 20 years. The minimum payment required is an application fee of approximately $19,000. Dominica Dominica has been ranked as the TOP program in the CBI industry for several years in a row. This country provides one of the fastest and cheapest routes to obtain citizenship and get a second passport. And residences at Jungle Bay or