Public Balloting Is The Spark Plug To Restore Representative Governance-Part Three
The elected public 
officeholder/servant is supposed to serve the entire constituency and 
not any specific individual(s). That is why voting must be public and 
collective, not private and individualistic. With that public authority of choosing any citizen who will wield public
 authority comes public responsibility. This is the reason why only 
adults should be allowed to vote. 
While a minor should have the same 
rights in all criminal and civil matters as an adult, a minor will never
 have the same privileges.  It must be also understood just like driving
 on public roads, voting is a privilege. Privileges, such as civil 
rights, come from the government and not the Creator. 
Anything issued 
and provided by any branch of the government must be publicly 
transparent, period.  
There is supposed to be the right to privacy when it comes to personal, 
business, and work-related matters. However, when it relates to choosing
 those who directly deal with public law, that right to privacy should 
not apply nor should it be in existence.
Public casting ballots is not utopian. It is a necessity! It can be 
risky for a citizen if the public knows how that citizen voted. However,
 risks must be taken and sacrifices must be made. 
There are already laws that protect people and their property from 
physical violence. There is no point and purpose in voting unless one 
reveals his/her choice to the public. A vote in secret is a wasted voted
 that has no meaning.
Confirmation and receipt on which candidates a citizen voted for and not
 just if a citizen voted is an absolute must.

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