Why is it important for citizens to vote?
a) to decide which laws should be passed
b) to change part of the state’s constitution
c) to choose how the state’s money should be spent
d) to elect leaders to represent them in the government

D) to elect leaders to represent them in the government

Explanation:

{Process of elimination}

A is wrong because citizens don't get to decide whether or not laws are passed, that is up to the legislative branch of government.

B is wrong, citizens do not have the power to change the government i do not. believe.

C is wrong, congress decides how the state's money is spent.

You are left with D) which is the correct answer.

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answer: the third option is your answer

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