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    Democratic Stability

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    For example, in order for democracy to function, people need to vote. However, when perverse incentives come into play, some people may decide not to vote even when there is a legality requirement for voting. There are other incentives at hand that people are willing to give up voting requirements for. In addition, democracy also induces intractable cleavages. These cleavages are conflicts that are inevitable in every society and these conflicts may affect the institutional and political…

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    elections or attend a polling place on voting day. In “Mandatory voting guarantees ignorant votes: Column” Trevor Burrus argued that compulsory voting was not just, but also unconstitutional. Burrus stated that mandatory voting violated the first and tenth amendment, but there was barely enough information to support his argument. For his second argument Burrus stated that letting ignorant voters was an unwise choice because they knew very little of who they were voting for, but he left out the…

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    limits for the presidency in 2009, and 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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    State equally in a manner that is just. The Electoral College was created to prevent a single presidential candidate to gain advantage based on public popularity, favors, etc due to their persona; this was a concern for smaller state candidates as voting based on population would create a gap in votes, as well as have favoritism to a state 's candidate. When it comes to Presidential elections, voters are actually…

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    Prime minister candidates for federal elections used to be little more than the leaders of their respective political parties. Besides the unconscious first impressions, the Canadian public typically understood very little about the individuals that may lead the country. Reasonably so, Canadian leaders are not always in the spotlight unless major events occur such as a law implementation or a tragic disaster. The lengthier campaigns simply create additional leaders debates and speeches. These…

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    Voting Laws In America

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    recent years, the voting process has become more difficult, with the proliferation of voting ID laws throughout the United States and the shortening of early voting periods. These laws have been aimed at curbing voting fraud, but they have instead limited many Americans from participating in the sacred American principle of voting. Many believe that these laws not only infringes upon one’s political freedom, but on political equality for all citizens. To prevent the increased voting…

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    America: The Rebellious Teenager Our Founding Fathers warned us about two-party systems, but we didn’t listen. Thinking we knew better, we began functioning under one anyway. The American two-party system has never been beneficial for our country. This year especially, the flaws of operating under a two-party system are displayed clearly in the 2016 Presidential Election. With a Republican nominee that has less experience than any candidate we have ever seen, and a Democratic nominee that can’t…

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    spikes around presidential elections. Why are people not voting and is it really affecting outcome? People of certain ages, gender, ethnicity, and education have a tendency to vote in a certain way that makes the two party system struggle for equal standing. As a general rule voting rates are higher during presidential elections than in congressional elections. An example in the 2014 congressional election had about forty-two percent of the voting populace active and in the 2012 presidential…

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    Is The Electoral College Fair? The controversy over whether or not the electoral college is fair has been happening since it was created. Many people don 't agree with how the electoral college does not reflect the true majority of votes but the electors votes instead. Others think that the electoral college was created for a reason and offers a voice to minority voters too. The electoral college is an interesting process that many people disagree with but many people realize that it was created…

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    Through the Bernie Sanders Campaign, I learned much about the workings and effects of campaigns. Campaigns depend strongly on our social nature as humans and have the ability to shape cultures around them. They also impact the political environment surrounding the elections. As is their purpose campaigns play a large role in the election process. Campaigns are reliant on human nature. In order to become involved with a campaign, a potential volunteer usually needs to know someone who is already…

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