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    reasonable impediment, (complete list of impediments given in Section 8. (d) Subsection e), such as lack of transportation, work schedule, etc. (General Assembly of North Carolina Session 2015 8). Provisional ballots may or may not be counted towards the election, but can still be filled out by a citizen if there are questions about their voting eligibility. Alternatives to providing photo identification were also listed, if a provisional ballot is recorded. A voter may provide other means of…

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    that electorate demographics are changing to include an influx of Asian-Americans, Latinos and African-Americans voters , particularly since the election of President Obama. The Republicans are stinging at the loss of the Presidency in 2008 and 2012, but are pleased with winning the majority in the House of Representatives and the Senate after the election in 2014. They are not confident that their majority will be maintained in the future and they want to win the Presidency in 2016. Because…

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    volunteers to assist in phone banking and canvassing. Closer to Election Day, I was responsible for phone banking voters in the Columbia area and making them aware of their options for voting, such as location, transportation, and early voting availability. I interacted with a number of my classmates who were also volunteering there. The experience was very revealing for what goes into…

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    Federalism Vs Voting Cost

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    On the other hand plurality elections are not as competitive as proportional elections. (Bowler, S., Brockington, D., & Donovan, T., 2001) Voting costs in the United States. It is not always just money. Anyone who wants to vote must register to vote. Voting booths are only in certain places so, there is the traveling cost. The waiting line is likely to be very high. That costs time. Cost is time. At least in terms of reducing the cost of time, recent reforms like absentee voting and vote by mail…

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    I believe that America would prevail if we had stronger political parties. It would not only bring a sense of order but would also bring out the true party affiliation of the candidates. These days elections are focused on the candidates characteristics and what they have done for their society or county and what they have been known for, but yet they aren’t actually known for what they want for their party to overcome any obstacles in order to be an over achieving nations. It would definitely…

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    Currently, there are may problems surrounding the United States’ Electoral System, one of which is the low percentage of voter turnout for elections, from local to even presidential elections. This has been a recurring complication effecting our democracy because even though our country provides those with a great opportunity to use their voice and vote, many still chose not to. Many political scientists, government officials, and regular-voting citizens are frustrated at the minimal turnouts by…

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    to be drafted into the army and fight for their country, then they should be old enough to vote for those trying to have a seat in any form of American government. Rejection after rejection, Randolph finally receive the decision he wanted. As election year has approached us, many people feel like it 's just another year of being an American, others feel otherwise. This year, American citizens elect a new President. This year, American citizens have a choice to make. This year, we decide what…

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    get the votes for their political candidate on election day. Larger cities in the United States, like Philadelphia, were accused of using political machines. These bosses would force their political candidate onto the people and turn out large number of voters on election day. In the passage, The Shame of the Cities, it says “the citizens have no more rights than the negroes down south.” The black’s votes down south were lost when it came to election day, and votes in the north were just as…

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    On December 29, 1984, Chief Minister Ramakrishna Hegde of Karnataka tendered the resignation of his Janta Party ministry, taking moral responsibility for his party’s failure to win more than 4 of the state’s 28 parliamentary seats in the national elections. If it was Mrs. Gandhi’s regime, the normal course would have been to engineer defections of some Janta legislators to the Congress (I) to have enabled them to have formed a government or to have imposed the President’s rule. The Assembly was…

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    increase the size of their political party. The local party organizations are the smallest in region size but make up the majority of elective offices. The local party organizers are focused on their county or city in terms of regulations and elections. (Federal Election Commission, 2015) These volunteers are more likely on the street raising awareness for their political organization.…

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