THE IMPORTANCE OF TAKING PART IN VOTING PROCESS Voting is the process where an individual takes part in choosing electoral leaders. This process can be done through secret ballot or open voting. These leaders include the political leaders like the president, senators, congressional representatives, governors. Others can be managerial positions in the public government. The federal constitution entails voting as a crucial process. It is a process that the government wishes every citizen who has attain the legal years for voting to participate. This paper is going to highlight why it is extremely beneficial for everyone to take part in the voting process. First, voting is important because it makes certain the people are able to elect the capable and deserve visionary leaders. It is a mechanism, which has developed to make certain that leaders with poor qualities exit the race and are not selected by the electorate. In a voting process, the people are able to vote for a leader whose vision and mission attend to the needs of the people. If one does not participate in the voting process, this means that a leader, whose mission does not meet your needs, may be selected in a leadership position. Second, voting process acts as a checkup process or referendum for the leaders and their respective political parties. Leaders, who hold remarkable senior and powerful positions, may not be assessed properly due to the immense powers of their office. The law forbids the campaigns to engage into any immoral and unethical activities like corruption and swindling of the public funds. For example, the president of Angola, Jose Eduardo Santos refused to disclose the origin of the money he uses during his reelection campaign. The opposition claimed that he has used government funds for his propaganda and therefore, the other candidates will not be able to compete