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�ssay #29 r�bate. This break daesn't apply to commercial real estates though, where na one lives, To make up for the money thaf the citylstate had lost, you would just raise the property taxes on the.properkies where residents hadn't voted. My second idea invol�es tying candidate'� campaigns closer ta the lives af the people wha wouid vote for or against fihem. This idea only applies if the vote is for a candidate. Every housel�old would decide on samething they wanfi the government fio address. They would m�il fihe idea to th� city h�ll and the mayor wauld decide with his/her advisors which ten best represent the city. Each cifiy waufd then send those ta the capital and the people in th� capitai would then decide the top fien that best repr�sent fihe state. Far a presidential elecfiian, those wauld then be sent #a 1lVashington D.C. where the candidates would chose at leasfi fiive of th�m that fihey will do or have something done about. Th� more things the candidate decides to do, the more points they have in the coming election. ff it's a mayoral or gubernatorial elecfian, th� ideas just stop at th� city hall or state capital where #hase candidates do the same #hings. This way, you and your ideas can affect fihe running of the counfiry, state, ar cifiy direcfily. "The ballot [s stronger thafi the buNet" said Abraham Lincoln. In other words, vating is stronger than any kind of �orce or violence in trying to change the way everybody lives their fivas. If only one person votes though, it doesn't maiter, But if all 315.9 million af us that liue in fhe United States of America get dawn to the palls fio vote, w� can firuljr make a difference. This will anly happen �hough, if we confiribute, each and every one of us, ou�� ideas and opinians fio tell our country how we wish to {ive our lives.