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The 2000 Presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore continues to spark controversy regarding which candidate actually should have won, even 17 years later. In 2008 the dramatization film of this election, Recount, aired on HBO and primarily documented the voting irregularities in Florida. At the time, Florida counted with 25 electoral votes, thus analytics predicted that whichever candidate won Florida would also win the election. It is later revealed in the film that George W.…

It’s me, Charlotte. The 1996 Presidential Election was two days ago. The Democrat nominee Bill Clinton, won his second term. His Vice President candidate is Al Gore. He beat the Republican Bob Dole and Jack Kemp. Kemp is Dole’s Vice President candidate. Although Clinton got 379 electoral votes and Dole got 159 electoral votes, the popular vote looks much closer. Clinton got about forty-seven million votes and Dole got about thirty-nine million votes. I think that it is great that lots of people…

The Electoral College should not be replaced. Albeit, the Electoral College is a complicated system and many citizens do not vote because of this and the candidate popular among the people does not always get the electors votes, but the Electoral College has many benefits that outweigh these negative aspects. The benefits range from giving minorities voices to state power. Firstly, the Electoral College allows minorities to have a voice. It takes into consideration areas with lower…

founding fathers created the electoral college. The electoral college is a group of electors chosen by a state to carry that state’s vote for president to Congress. It was created to make a compromise between the options for election by the popular vote of the general public and election based on Congress’s vote (“What is the Electoral College?” 1-2), but since then many states have changed its choices and forms of voting in order to please the citizens within those states. Because of states’…

Specific Purpose: To inform my audience whether the Federal Government should continue subsidizing oil companies Introduction I. Attentions: speech on whether the Federal Government should continue subsidizing oil companies or not II.Topic: The issue of whether the Federal government should continue subsidizing oil companies or not. This has been a major issue that has gained a lot of interest in the United State. III.Credibility: Different individual including the former and current…

standards set, Grinspan is able to accurately place his argument in the middle. The Wide Awakes did not value drunken celebrations as incentives to the ballot box like Gienapp characterizes in his analysis nor were they cynical Americans who thought elections and political parties were only for the elites like Altschuler and Blumin suggest (Altschuler and Blumin, 868). Although, they were proof of Gienapp’s claim stating that Americans did not deviate from their parties (Gienapp, 54; Grinspan,…

Electoral College which was brought about in 1787, has given more power to smaller states by requiring that all electoral votes go to the candidate who receives the plurality in that state. Although the electoral college was a compromise between election of the president by a popular vote of "qualified citizens", The termination of the electoral college has been the topic of discussion for quite a few decades. The citizens of American believe they should abolish the Electoral College and adopt…

This chapter is all about elections and voting rights. Voting has always been a hard subject to talk about if you were African American or a woman. In 1920, the Nineteenth Amendment was signed which stated that women had the right to vote nationally. Before that, in 1870, the Fifteenth Amendment was passed that outlawed denying people the right to vote on the grounds of there “race, color, or previous condition of servitude” (Turner 251). Years later in 1964, the Twenty-fourth Amendment was…

lose their voices in elections. One race does not commit a significant amount of more crime than another, so in order to fix racial disparity there would need to be a change among officers, where it all…

Have you ever wondered what happened during the 2016 election? The election was one that brought about many ways to criticize and ridicule the other candidate. In Angela Nagle’s book, Kill All Normies, she examines the way in which the internet played a key role in the election and the way in which political movements and ideas are formed. Through many different forms of social media, the book focuses on methods in which the Internet-culture allowed the right and left to set themselves apart…