Electronic voting

bogged down by both candidates’ scandals and characteristics, American voters cannot distinguish the clear candidate choice. Especially in recent highlight of the released article about Clinton’s emails by the FBI, voters apprehend approaching the voting booth and choosing between the two. However, not everyone perceives the new update…

Political opinions are changing in Canada; many reasons can account for this, including regionalism. Regionalism can be used to explain regional differences and voter outcome, making it a powerful political tool in Canada. In this paper, regionalism will be described as an explanatory variable under the conditions of the “composition effect" and the “context effect,” building on the ideas of Cochrane and Perrella (2012). As well, the emergences of indifferent “regional political cultures” will…

a leader isn 't easy, Leadership needs perseverance, confidence, intelligence and an organized system to where he/she can better operate for the benefit of the community and themselves. A leader need to show a bold stand tall image in front of the community to ensure the community that if any problems arise they would be handled accordingly. A leader will not only make a decision that will benefit him, but as well as the community and their demands. Once the leader has won the people and…

Persuasions of a Republican In the political landscape, it is often emotional decisions that sway voters to one side or another. Whereas a voter is less inclined to change their fundamental values based on an appeal to logic, a savvy politician can use emotional appeals to persuade the public to change their minds, and indeed, to change their vote. The “Confessions of a Republican” ad used a perfect combination of emotion, persuasion, and style to present a cogent argument that helped persuade…

The core concept of democracy is to allow the people to rule the government, express their individual freedom, hope to achieve equality, and satisfy the majority. Individual freedom is the one of the cores of democracy; this includes the act of protecting individuals from physical harm such as torture and other inhuman acts. The freedom of being able to practice religious and culture acts without restrictions. Individual freedom of act encourages strong integrity and innovates individual ideas…

The major reason why the millennial’s are not voting in local elections is, because they are uneducated in the proper way to vote. Dr. Brian Cannon (2016) provided a lecture on Gerry-manderring and the effects of it in the Virginia elections. Gerry-manderring is when a political figure running for office changes the voting lines in of the districts in their state for their benefit. Political Gerry-manderring is legal in the United States…

They both finally make up because the victim realizes that they do not want to fight anymore, and can not be on the same team if they keep on being mad at eachother. Then, voting for the cheer captain happens the next cheer practice. Both of the girls are up for captain and the victim has wanted it for her whole life. The bully could honestly could care less if she made captain or not, but she just wants to make her mad and…

ability to vote. 67% of eligible Americans are registered to vote. Americans are unable to be a substantial part of politics if they are not registered to vote. The second problem is that only 55% of registered voters voted this year in 2016. By voting, it puts a physical numeral value on choice. Only 37% of eligible Americans voted making the United States rank 31st in voter turnout of developed countries. The third problem is that Americans may be uninformed about politics when they do vote.…

these people would be appointed or who would appoint them, but it was rather a decision made by each state as to how. This system was supposed to support the “many” implemented but the Anti-Federalist over the “few” the Federalists preference. The voting rights have changed over the past few decades in favor of creating a more democratic system that was in favor for the “many.” This idea if favored by the Anti-Federalists whom have worked hard to create a more fair system.…

Compulsory Voting Believe it or not, fifty-seven and a half percent of Americans voted in the 2012 presidential election. That is a little over half of all Americans that are eligible to vote; so many ask, what about the other half? The top three reasons people do not vote is because they are too busy and have a conflicting schedule, illness or disability, or simply because they lack interest. Voting is important, after all the end result is the leader of the United States or maybe even your…