This article written by Shkimba expresses the outcry of changing the electoral process to that of a national popular vote. The author writes bi-weekly an opposition editorial for the Hamilton Spectator regarding such views as local and political social views. She achieved an honors level B.A. in History, Women’s Studies, and Public Relations from McMaster University.
Her opposing view of editorials expresses the disgruntlement of the general population in spinning the loser of a popular vote into a winner of an election. Not only does this out-cry resonates in United States, but also in Canada. As she points out, the Canadian federal election elected a liberal Trudeau, with more votes against Trudeau than in his favor. This is similar to the
Her opposing view of editorials expresses the disgruntlement of the general population in spinning the loser of a popular vote into a winner of an election. Not only does this out-cry resonates in United States, but also in Canada. As she points out, the Canadian federal election elected a liberal Trudeau, with more votes against Trudeau than in his favor. This is similar to the