The United States is unlike many other countries, our government is a democracy. It is broken down into 3 branches of government called the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial branches. Let's start with the Executive Branch. That is the branch that carries out all the laws in our world today. It is basically run by the President and the FBI. Next, we have the Legislative Branch. They're the ones that physically make the laws. These procedures are run by Congress. This Congress is a Capital which consists of Senior and Junior Senators and a Representative. Finally, we have the Judicial Branch. As well as the Legislative and Executive Branches, they also have their important place in Government. They're responsible for determining whether or not laws are broken. The Supreme Court is the king of the throne of this branch. Even though there are three different branches, none of them really stand above each other. All three have their own special place in the government, and make it to what it is today.
             The people in the three branches of the United States are elected by popular vote. Popular vote is made up of people who are 18 or older, and choose to register to vote. By registering to vote, the people are given the right to choose who will lead them. Not all people believe their opinion is needed or that it won't make a difference in the way the United States is lead; these are the people called "nonvoters". People also choose not to vote because they're lazy. That is the number one reason for nonvoters today. The people are just too lazy to get out of their house, go register to vote, and then physically vote. Nonvoters are never going to decrease unless someone makes them realize that their opinion is needed just like every other person. On the other hand, there are people called "Cannot Voters". They're the citizens that literally cannot
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