Why it is important to take part in democratic and electoral processes

The United Kingdom is a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] – which means basically that its citizens choose its government by voting in elections.

The democratic process is the way in a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] can take part in government – usually through a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] – and electoral processes are the ways in which voting a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?]!

Politics affects a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] and all countries need leaders who will help the country cope with a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?]- that’s the way in which society has changed, is changing, and also the possibilities for future change.

People can involve themselves in the democratic process in the following ways:

Firstly, they can a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] about politics through the media – TV and newspapers

Secondly, they can vote in elections when they a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] – in Britain that is at 18.

Thirdly, they could join or a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] – which is a group formed to a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] on a particular issue. The campaigning could take the form of occasional targeted e-mails, meetings and/or demonstrations.

Fourthly, they could a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] and become active in promoting its policies

And fifthly, they could a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] whether it’s for their school council, local council or even for parliament.

Christians in particular have a duty to be involved because a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] wrote in Romans 13 – "Everyone must a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] the state authorities!" So it makes sense for Christians to make sure that they a democracyall citizensbecome eligiblecampaign with a pressure groupelectionseveryone’s livesinfluence government policyis organisedjoin a political partyobeyplay their partsocial changeSt. Paulstand for electionstay informed[?] in electing those state authorities!