Yes this should be done along with in depth Civics Classes. We should be providing all future voters with all the information possible to help them more understand our form of Democracy. Today to many people are ill informed which enables officiation, distortions and lies being told to the electorate and believed. A well educated electorate is the best protection for our Democracy. Our current President thrives on lies, misdirection and officiation. This Congress seems no better. Everyone should vote and that preparation should begin well before high school graduation.

The US has a terrible voter turnout rate. This would help to increase that. The more people vote the better off we’ll be as a country

There is such a low turnout for the young generation lately. We need to inform them of what they can do to vote and ensure they are participating in government to be recognized and active in shaping the future. We can’t risk them not being active and turn into some neo form of Nazi Germany or watch our country grow even more corrupt. Vote Yea!

In Kentucky a bill was recently passed that we have to pass the citizenship test to pass. Taking into consideration the very low voter turnout in the United States this will greatly help. I believe this will go along with the test and inform the young Americans coming out of high school, also this will enable these students to vote and possibly even motivate them more to vote.

This isn't automatic voter registration like I might prefer, but it's a good start. We shouldn't place the onus of responsibility upon parents to educate and encourage their children to do their civic duty. Even in high-turnout elections only about 50% of the voting populace actually turns out and votes, so it's ridiculous to assume the majority of parents would even encourage their kids to vote when at least half don't themselves. In addition, it's ill advised to assume parents will automatically provide correct information on the voting process because, again, half of them don't even vote. Democracy only works better as voter turnout increases, so this should be a no-brainer. It's not perfect, but it's a start.

Yes! We should be doing everything possible to ensure that EVERY American has both the ability—via registration—and the understanding of our government—via civic education—to be an effective voter.

This already happens in most high school Civics classes. It also occurs when teens apply for their drivers licenses. It would be more beneficial if there were incentive grants in elementary to build students National Identity and concept development associated with Civic education -which have all but disappeared in the elementary grades.

When I graduated High School, many years ago, we registered to vote before graduating. Yes, students should be registered to vote before graduation and Civics classes mandatory prior to graduation and voter registration. Also, what is going on in our government now, should be used as an example so hopefully this never, ever happens again.

Yeah and bring back civics classes.

Very well put Tick Tock!🇺🇸👍

Educate Our future leaders on their rights responsibilities and options as a US citizen.