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    Since nineteen eighty eight, thirty provinces have conducted village elections resulting in improvement in the electoral process. Elections in these villages have come from a mere show of hands to a more democratic form of secret ballots. The progression of the electoral system shows that there is a sincere attempt to create a small democratic presence in rural villages. Voter participation increases as the voting process improves (Qingshan 2004, p.2). However there are still problems…

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    Henry Clay Dbq

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    In a climate of manifest destiny and severe racism, many in the 19th century wanted to expand the nation as long as it was the white nation. With much of the desired western land being viable farmland, many slave holders wanted to establish plantation on such lands. This desire to expand slavery and to expand white culture westward would bring up the long silenced issue of slavery. While westward expansion sparked the talk of slavery, events such as the Mexican War, Compromise of 1850, the…

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    Gerrymanding Advantages

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    In Canada the Single Member Plurality electoral system is used when voting during elections. Politics, Power and the Common Good by Mintz, Close and Croci define this system as “an electoral system in which voters in each electoral district elect a single representative to the legislature. The candidate with the most votes is elected, even if that candidate did not receive the majority of votes.” (Ch7, pg. 147) This is a system that is simple to administer and the candidate that gets the most…

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    would the fact that Governor Rockefeller has not denounced President Nixon's Indochina Policy be a reason for your not voting for him in November? Then they were tasked to deposit their answers in the appropriate one of two transparent Plexiglas ballot boxes. This was to allow transparency, so that viewers can see the public’s opinion, whereas true polls are blind to the public and could be easily manipulated. At the end of the exhibition, there were twice as many who voted yes. Haacke's…

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    The United States government has a system of checks and balances that ensures that all parts of government are balanced. This measure is in the Constitution to safeguard against a tyrannical government. The Senate, as part of the Legislative Branch, checks and is checked by other parts of government. In order to maintain this balance, the House of Representatives, the Executive Branch, the Judicial Branch, and the American people check the Senate’s powers. The House of Representatives is…

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    A federal judge has ordered the attorney for the Utah Republican Party to show why he shouldn't be held in contempt of court for repeatedly missing filing deadlines in the ongoing dispute over a law changing the state's nominating system. U.S. District Judge David Nuffer said in an order Thursday that attorney Marcus Mumford has missed 17 filing deadlines after he was asked to toss out the party's latest motion for summary judgment in the case because it was not filed in time. Nuffer said…

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    votes for every election. Using the votes for every election could help find the winner for the position quicker. It would also be a better chance at people getting a higher percentage of votes. Voter turnout is the percent of voters who pitch a ballot during the election. The voter turnout has been at its lowest. A good reason for that is because maybe people do not have a way to get to the polls to vote. Some people with illnesses…

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    women as a necessary addition to achieve prohibition. Moreover, temperance movements proved to be successful in other countries where women had the vote. Advertisements for women’s suffrage were common, many saying “…[places] where women have had the ballot for three years, has just secured a sweeping victory for total prohibition.” [2] Additionally, political motives often benefitted the campaign for women’s suffrage. The Wartime Elections Act that was introduced by Robert Borden provided many…

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    Power Of Initiatives

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    prevent or mitigate the most harmful Congressional actions and force Congress to act for the Nation's and the people’s benefit. The power to handle the volume of proposed initiatives and select (i.e., qualify) which candidate initiatives go on the ballot is granted to a super grand jury of 500 who are responsible only to the People and well protected from outside…

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    The Preamble Thesis

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    Preamble was written by Ignatius Donnelly, Donnelly was a lawyer, farmer, politician, and a novelist from Minnesota. He doesn’t waste any time in the Preamble and jumps straight to the points. He starts off by stating that, “corruption dominates the ballot-box, the Legislatures, the Congress, and touches even the ermine of the bench.” This is how most of the Preamble goes. We then get down to the Platform, where the demands are uncovered. It is demanded that free and unlimited coinage of silver…

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