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    congress when electing a president. A true democracy is defined as “a government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them directly or indirectly through a system of representation usually involving periodically held free elections.” The electoral directly contradicts this definition, meaning that the American presidential system is less of a democracy, and more of a republic. The difference is that true democracy implies that power is held with the people, but…

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    Some advantages that a person may have “includes elections decisions, that need to be inclusive/ open, they let third-party-voters participate, they increase Independents’ participation in general election, independent voters base are growing, and they demand more from voters in assessing the candidates.” While, some of the disadvantages that the people may have include “ the…

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    those of which their leaders authority to rule is not impacted by those who live in the country of dictation. Unlike a good government, or better known a democracy, Dictatorships don’t have free and fair elections, nor does one have…

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    However, results over the 2016 presidential election have raised controversy over the electoral system considering Hillary Clinton won the popular vote but Donald Trump won the race by receiving the most electoral votes. The topics of democracy, electoral systems and ideologies…

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    Such points shall include his defense of privacy for the American electorate, his attempts to protect the Islamic population, and his attempt to reform a flawed presidential election system. Lastly, all of the aforementioned shall be used to prove that the incumbent is both active and competent. Equally as important as inflating the positive aspects, it is also vital that the negative aspects of any prospective opponents be…

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    A government nominated by voters comes with many disagreements, within the options they have they need to be able to accept change by those they think will benefit them the most. It causes arguments between two groups of people, if one individual prefers one over the other but they have people going the contrary of their saying it causes conflict. To vote means having a say in your nation and registering your perspectives on your ideas for how you speculate the government should function.…

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    in our upcoming election we’ll make a vote. With voting, we Americans use voting to intend on a wish or course of action think need to happen. Although voting expresses the voices of many, not everyone puts in their vote come election day. Voting is what helps to improve our nation into a better society. With using this democratic process to choose change, hoping people follow the process that as a nation we grow to seek change every year. Some people come election day are…

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    In the U.S., votes on propositions, polls, and even the election of the President are influenced by campaigns put on by candidates and even average citizens. A campaign is an organized course of action to achieve a particular goal (Oxford, 2015). All throughout history, propaganda has been adopted as a way to manipulate the opinions of masses. Propaganda is chiefly derogatory information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or…

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    One of the key concepts in United States of America is having liberty, so the state is not forcing citizens to do anything that they don’t agree upon like voting.During the election if no candidates share your view on politics, you should have the right to be neutral and not vote. I understand that voting is a right and using them to the best of your abilities will greatly benefit you. But being forced or “mandatory” to vote for someone that you don’t know anything about will be a…

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    are all be treated unequally and be excluded in the election because the financial situation, politic participate. However, there are also some part that different between them that appeal African Americans’ vote will decrease the vote from other group will poor will not. In Bartels’s Unequal democracy, Bartels uses a vast swath of data…

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