CLEAN : Namibian voting extended late into the night

The transcript discusses a person's experience with voting for the first time. They express their hope for change and emphasize the importance of voting as a citizen's right. Despite the long wait, they are motivated to vote, believing it will make a difference.

What is the speaker's concern about their work schedule?

• They are worried about working overtime.

• They are thinking about changing jobs.

• They are unsure if they will finish their tasks today.

• They are concerned about a meeting in the afternoon.

How does the speaker feel about voting for the first time?

• They are indifferent about the experience.

• They are nervous about the process.

• They are hopeful for change.

• They are disappointed with the system.

What is the speaker's main reason for voting?

• To fulfill a civic duty.

• To support a friend.

• To make a difference.

• To follow a family tradition.

What would the speaker have done if they didn't believe in the power of their vote?

• Gone home.

• Talked to the media.

• Voted anyway.

• Protested.

What does the speaker hope their vote will achieve?

• A new law.

• A change in leadership.

• A difference in the community.

• A personal benefit.