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    Essay On Voter Fraud

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    Voter fraud is also not just prevalent in local elections but most typically is found in elections concerning the nation 's highest offices. One case showing proof of this is from Lincoln County, West Virginia. “...circuit clerk Greg Stowers and five other Democrats were charged in 2005 with participating in a conspiracy to buy votes in congressional and presidential elections dating back to 1990. All six were found guilty and served time in prison...” (Snead). With more and more cases popping…

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    A decentralized Congress protects and enhances individual interest, although quick decision making is sacrificed and delays and discussion must be allowed. However, the delays in time can lead to more thoughtful decision making. The people do not favor Congress because they feel it doesn't represent the viewpoint of the people and they are slow in their decision making. 7. The larger more populous states wanted a senate based on population, the smaller populated states objected because they…

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    In current Texas Legislator, a career dedicated to persuading legislators is active. This career being Lobbyism. Which is a way business try to ease their ideas onto legislators. When an elected official accepts money, or gifts in return for a vote, it seems greedy and makes that person overall untrustworthy. However not everything that lobbyists do is bad or with a rapacious attitude. In both the Texas Senate and House of Representatives, lobbyists use their powers of persuasion to sway and…

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    Although approval ratings in Congress are consistently low, incumbents are continuously being re-elected at high rates. There are several reasons to explain why this phenomenon is taking place; this is taking place due to the lack of citizen knowledge in a democracy as well as the incumbent bias. Many Americans, lack basic citizen knowledge of democracy. Constituents make the conscious effort to not be informed in politics. When they are uninformed it’s hard to make a political decision,…

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    Evm Pros And Cons

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    them. EVM's provide ballots in various languages opposed to paper ballots which only have four or five of the most used languages mostly because the cost to print the paper ballots in many different languages is costly to the state. Which may cause voters to ask for translation help from poll workers breaching their privacy to vote.…

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    Voter Misperceptions

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    Research articles can provide excellent information about what shapes voters opinions and how these influences can affect votes, and Ansolabeher et. al (2008) includes great insight into specific topics that influence perceptions of voter fraud. The authors asked participants how common they believed voter fraud, voter theft, and voter impersonation each were and collected categorical data about the participants in order to analyze the responses. The authors found that, although the overall…

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    Many argue that their vote really doesn't count. Some say that they don't know enough about the issues and think they shouldn't vote. But voting affects every aspect of our life from school to health care to homeland security. Voting is an important right in our society. People often choose not to vote because they feel their vote does not count, but one vote does count in many ways. Your choice to vote or not will have far-reaching consequences on people all over the world, many of whom do not…

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    polls if this freedom is not going to be applied other places in society. After all it is highly frowned upon when an American ruins their own life with drugs or alcohol, so shouldn't we hole ruining the country's future with uneduacated immature voters to the same standard (Newsmax.com. N.p., n.d)? It is in fact democratic to give all citizens a right to choose their leader. However until the generation of teens in the United States become more mature, self reliant, educated, and more…

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    The Electoral College system in America is based upon the foundation that rather than counting the votes on a per-voter basis, the votes are counted by states. To better represent each state’s populations, “Each state is awarded a certain number of votes in the Electoral College, depending on the size of its population” (Drew 1). Although many oppose the electoral college system due to the lack of representation of republicans in highly democratic states (and vice versa), the system works…

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    Demographic Questions

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    Northeast Are you registered to vote? Y N How likely are you to vote in the next election? Will vote Most likely will vote Most likely will not vote Will not vote Survey Questions RQ: Do young voters feel that political candidates make a concentrated effort to meet their needs? RQ: What do young voters believe are the most important issues facing the United States? 1. Name three political issues that matter most to you? (Text Entry) 2. Which party do you trust more to adequately address…

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