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    a good example on how he will rap about what he wants. One of the biggest songs that he release in The College Dropout was Through the Wire. He was able to record this song with his jaw swollen and stitch up. The Following year he releases Late Registration. He kept going with the college theme. Late…

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    Online Voting Issues

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    person. One way to monitor voter turnout and make conjectures on propensity to engage is by analyzing demographic trends. What’s most noticeable is that the tendency to vote differs…

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    government is that America has such a low voter turnout, about 36% of the voter population in American came out to vote in the recent 2014 election and about 60% came out for in the 2012 election (Michael P. McDonald). Comparing America to other nations in voting rates American tends to lag. This is because other nations require their citizens to participate in vote unlike America. This low voter turnout is participially due to the inconvenience of registration. America is the only country…

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    Turnout In Elections

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    higher turnout in elections? The US has a significantly lower voter turnout when compared to many other advanced nations and I will be exploring, reasons for why this is, as well as possible solutions. The data in this assignment can be easily measured and accessed through prior election data that is given and studied by many political scientists. Party affiliation statistics are easily accessible an have a significant effect in registration and turnout. Census data can also be found online and…

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    American Democracy

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    generations of leaders sought to protect, is going through a slow but steady decline, with low voter turnouts and distrust in politicians as evident as ever. Tocqueville once praised American democracy for successfully creating organizations that allow citizens to participate equally in the government, however, we can see from recent years that organizations are criticized…

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    Three factors which effect if citizens vote or not are socioeconomic status, political environment, and voting laws or regulations. Socioeconomic status is made up of someone’s higher education, occupation, and income. Someone with a lower socioeconomic statues may feel intimidated by the political process. Those with lower education may feel they do not understand the voting process and laws or terminology used in politics. Those who work lower income jobs may not have the time or disposable…

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    become a political elite. They have a major part of creating governments. Symbolic elections because legitimizing a country’s political system. Electoral systems part of symbolic elections are for voters to get “the most out of their vote”. There is a list of all register voters in countries but some voters are excluded due to them not meeting the requirements in the country, but other countries keep a better record than other countries. Gallagher and Laver (2011) give details around 1970s,…

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    Linear Regression Model

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    Figure 3 shows the voter turnout in the dataset years as the lines are representation of the countries Figure 4 shows an easier explanation of average of voter turnout for the countries in the dataset. This shows the overall to give the average turnout because figure 4 gives an understanding of this. The countries that have higher turnout are more of List PR and the lower ones are FPTP. An interesting outcome of this looking at the Scandinavian countries all have mostly higher turnout comparing…

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    democracy- voting? Voter turnout is low due to several reasons; some are voter registration, the electoral system, voting procedures and political efficacy (Roberts 24, 30, 35, 36). Although some people in the academic community might disagree, most scholars concur that high voter turnout is an enviable trait. II. Why Is Voter Turnout Low A. Voter Registration Arguably, one of the most prevalent reasons for low voter turnout is voter registration. Though voter registration is present…

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    The voter turnout in recent elections have gone down, we need to understand how voter turnouts are important to a good election, and a census of not only of a portion of 40% of the the United States, so there is complete and accurate voting for all people. Americans have been slacking on the voting rights that have been given to them by the government. Only slim percentages of the eligible population votes in current elections. The most reasonable reason for people not to vote is because of a…

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