Voting

is a compromise, which involves each state, it includes bicameral legislature, with one part proportional representation and the other half involving each state having one representative. I know you are a busy man, but I hope that you will consider voting for the good of…

bogged down by both candidates’ scandals and characteristics, American voters cannot distinguish the clear candidate choice. Especially in recent highlight of the released article about Clinton’s emails by the FBI, voters apprehend approaching the voting booth and choosing between the two. However, not everyone perceives the new update…

people their choice of president. There is no proper distribution of the vote. Lots of presidents, like President Bush, lost the majority vote but won the electoral vote. As Edwards states, “…’proper distribution’…This claim is nonsense.” Direct voting would increase turnout. Because the citizens would know their vote would actually count for…

is a group of 538, with electors limited to congressional influence, 1 elector for each House member, and 2 for Congress. Even District of Columbia gets 3 electors under the 23rd Amendment. Within every state’s election, the citizens are actually voting for the delegates. This is because the parties in each state elect their electors. And the party can take out pledges from electors in order to sway their opinion. In most states, the candidate that wins in that state is given all elector votes…

treated as such. The Seneca Falls Convention and the declaration provided major influence for feminists. In 1848, not much changed for women, but as the 19th century progressed, it became obvious that women were making changes. States became to lift voting restrictions for women and in 1920, the 19th amendment was passed, giving all women the right to vote. However, the struggle was not over and still isn’t over today. Even the Equal Pay Act passed in 1963, many women still face pay inequality…

Modern Democracy has been viewed as a utopic system of government with values such as free speech, fair elections, and an inclusive society where everyone has a say, but there are also major challenges that plague democracy which have to be addressed in order to come close to that idealistic image. Democracy has become a way of life that is seen as a “civic ideal, as representative institutions, and as…’all things bright and beautiful’” (Crick 8). In order to protect these ideals, it is crucial…

the House of Representatives, it still plays a vital role in determining the next president for the United States (US). There are many factors that determine the voters of the process and how they vote for the President. Even though it is a rare voting group that meets every four years to elect a president, there is a great deal of controversy for its election methods. During the time of the Constitutional Convention, the Framers of the US Constitution created the electoral college as a mean…

fathers of America started their nation, they created the Electoral College to vote for the president. They did not trust people to have enough information to make the right decision in electing the president. For this reason, the citizens are actually voting for educated politicians who votes for the president. But many people have argued as time passed on whether or not this was a fair system. The Electoral College should be abolished because it provides political inequality for many voters…

Constitution as a compromise between the votes of the people of the United States, and the electors of the United States, where citizens vote to assist their electors who will hopefully vote as their state did. But the main question a majority of voting citizens asks, is the Electoral College fair, and is the Electoral college trouble for the United States as a country built on democracy? Even greater, is it time to dispose of the process? With that being said; yes the Electoral College is…

Research design explains the process of the variables to the research question. The question is does electoral system have an effect on voter turnout? The research will be looking at members of OCED pre-2010. OCED offers a structure for governments to consult and co-operate with each other in order to develop and refine economic and social policy. The first part of the question is why were these thirty countries chosen and not the other countries; who became part of OCED after 2010. The…