Like Ray said. Check the battery first. If the battery is good, replace the ignition switch. Bad connections on the inside of it.
You probably have a dead battery. If it's more than 5 years old and you live in a temperate climate, get a new one. If you live in place with a harsh climate, such as hard winters or extremely hot temperatures, replace it at 4 years. Otherwise, it may be a simple ground wire from your under hood fuse box that may be corroded. Use a wire brush and clean up the terminals before reconnecting the battery and and ground connections.
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