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It’s a stage show. There’s nothing to vote for, especially in the last election. We need better candidates. — Reginald “Lefty” Coleman, Salesman, Mattapan
Better candidates and better voter education. — Ramona Hicks, Bus Monitor, Dorchester
There needs to be better organizing in communities to help people understand the impact of the decisions government makes on their communities. — Monica Roberts, Education Administration, Dorchester
I don’t know. All the information is out there for people to make decisions. I just think people lack trust in the candidates. — Elouise Murray, Medical Assistant, Dorchester
First it starts with education. We have to continue to educate people about how government plays a role in their everyday life and that voting really does matter, because that’s how you make a difference. — Candace Sealey, District Representative, Roxbury
We need to get better people running. Sometimes people see the candidates and say, “None of the above.” — Bruce Barrows, Laborer, Boston
What do you think can be done to boost voter turnout in the United States?