I am writing this in response to Kristen Sohacki’s letter printed Nov. 14. Whether or not a voter is uninformed or not, he still has the right to vote.

I personally don’t recall any of the candidates whom were up for election stating their position on censorship.

In fact, in the last few years, the political campaigns I have seen have rarely been issue-oriented. Rather, they have been campaigns of mudslinging and personal attacks upon one another.

Gaining information about where a particular candidate stands on different issues is difficult, if not impossible. Voter’s are uninformed because information is not accessible.

In your concluding statement, you say “voting is a privilege,” while it is a right every American citizen over 18 years of age has and will have as long as the U.S. Constitution is the governing document of our land.

Erick Elges

Sophomore

Political Science