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    Election Day Media

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    media. Free media is relatively inexpensive, but must not be taken for granted. As the campaign progresses, media goals will change. In the beginning it may be about getting my name out, and towards the end it will be about having maximum exposure as Election Day approaches. News releases are influential to the campaign. Determining when to release information could make or break a campaign. Coverage can be necessary to build my credibility, assisting in fundraising or for volunteer recruitment.…

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    creating electoral laws that are biased in favor of incumbents ”. Not only did Chavez achieve restrict the ability of opposing parties to effective go against him in elections, but there was also doubt that the voting system itself was susceptible to manipulation. In the 2006 elections, opposing parties to Chavez doubted that the election would be anything but fair and transparent…

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    The United States Presidential Election of 2016 was very distinct from prior elections. During the Primaries, two candidates on each side emerged as the ‘outsider’ candidate for each party. Bernie Sanders for the Democrat Party and Donald Trump for the Republican Party. Surprisingly, both gained much support and traction with the electorate. As time passed, Donald Trump, became even more successful than almost anyone imagined he would. As such, I became fascinated with why this was occurring.…

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    result from according to State University, a lack of votes. As they worded it “Presidential candidates might ignore states with small populations if not for the electoral college. Under the current system, candidates campaign in whichever states the election results are expected to be closest. Under a national popular vote, critics say, candidates would focus their attention on capturing areas with the most people and the most votes” (stateuniversity.com). Although, they do count smaller…

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    Representative Democracy

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    A- 10 PERCENT ELECTORAL TRESHOLD POLICY As we all know history of democracy dates back to ancient Greek city-state of Athens. In Athenian democracy people were governed directly. But it is merely impossible to apply same direct democracy in today’s societies considering difficulties to interact with the millions of citizens. This practical reality gave birth to notion of representative democracy where political power is used by representatives. It is required to simplify the overall process in…

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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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    On election day, Reagan and Bush won the election with slightly over 50 percent of the votes, and Reagan won almost 10 times more more Electoral College votes than Carter. As a bonus, the Republican Party took control of the US Senate for the first time since 1954. The Reagan-Bush…

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    Voter Identification Laws

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    past few election cycles in America. Lawmakers have been working quickly to enact these laws around the country since the contested 2000 election. These laws have risen out of a so-called need to combat widespread voter fraud in our elections; however, the laws are coming from one end of the political spectrum and have the tendency to only benefit that side 's electoral achievements. At the end of the day, everyone can agree that it is important to ensure the integrity of American elections;…

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    bitty over the meaty, the cutting over the considered. He continues, “It also prizes emotionalism over reason. The more visceral the message, the more message, the more quickly it circulates and the longer it holds the darting public eye.” During the election as I logged onto many social media sites I never saw that many logical arguments. Most people got their information from memes that could easily screen shot any moment and make it look completely different than it was meant to be. For…

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    recorded back in 2005, but only recently released in October of 2016 for the public to hear due to the election. In this tape, Mr. Trump and another man, Billy Bush, are caught vulgarly speaking about women and Mr. Trump claims he “can do whatever he wants,” but the most…

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