Youth & Politics......Why should young people vote?

It seems like everyone over the age of eighteen is watching the dynamic or rather explosive makings of the political season leading to the party conventions and later on, the ballot box.  People who are eighteen years old will likely vote for the first time in their lives and if they surely do vote, their ballots could very well decide the outcome of the next Presidential election.

Fulton Atlanta supports and even urges that the people will see their own personal importance and responsibility to participate in the Presidential and major candidate's race.  Of course, FACAA cannot suggest just who should be elected but whether the newly elected persons will remember the needs of all people.

In America, people are asking the question, What about me, What about the poor, what about the youth?  What about jobs, healthcare and the ability to live in a safe and affordable community?

During this episode, we will discuss the feedback of people we serve in Atlanta's communities of need.  Questions commonly asked will be discussed and the final challenge will go out to elected officials and persons seeking new offices ..... what will you do to represent the needs of the people who will cast their vote.  Will those who represent all of us, remember all of us?