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    The electoral college has continued to be a controversial topic for several years now. The electoral college is a process used in the presidential election. It was first proposed to Congress on December 9‚ 1803 (Twelfth Amendment). This means that the electoral college has been around for over two hundred years‚ yet some Americans still wonder if the electoral college is a fair system? A key factor in deciding if it is fair would be to understand why we have the electoral college and how it works

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    by this system. The electoral process has three levels‚ the local‚ state and national election. Local elections include municipal elections‚ metropolitan elections‚ and the elections of local and district councils State elections include state legislature‚ governors‚ lieutenant governors‚ attorney general‚ secretary of state‚ supreme court members and state judiciary members. Finally‚ the presidential election includes the president and vice president. At the local level‚ many important officials

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    Sms Based Voting System

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    to this conventional system in the delivery of trusted elections. This paper develops an SMS Based Voting System that can be used in conducting a trustworthy‚ secure and robust election. This will allow a fully automated SMS Based Voting System where electoral vote counts are done instantly by the end of Election Day. The design requires the use of a national SIM card module during the electoral process. Using the design for a typical election scenario‚ the evaluation results show a Voting System

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    by the few at the expense of the many‚ because fundamentally democracy is seen as a form of governance by the people‚ for the people. This is often implemented through elected representatives‚ which therefore requires free‚ transparent‚ and fair elections‚ in order to achieve legitimacy. However‚ even in established democracies‚ such as the UK’s democratic system there are pressures that threaten various democratic foundations. A democratic system’s openness also allows it to attract those with vested

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    Voting System

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    INTRODUCTION 1.1 Overview Elections allow the populace to choose their representatives and express their preferences for how they will be governed. Naturally‚ the integrity of the election process is fundamental to the integrity of democracy itself. The election system must be sufficiently robust to withstand a variety of fraudulent behaviors and must be sufficiently transparent and comprehensible that voters and candidates can accept the results of an election. This is where Electronic

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    Electoral College Failure

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    doing this‚ their vote really goes to an “elector”‚ only a small number of which each state gets. This method of election would make more sense if all states had a number of electors representative of the population‚ but that’s not how it is being run currently; there are 12 states in the U.S. which‚ if you can get popular vote from 11 of these 12 states‚ you can still win the whole election and become the next president‚ even if you don’t get a single vote from any of the other 39 states. This is in

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    ELECTORAL REFORMS IN INDIA: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES BEFORE THE ELECTION COMMISSION SYNOPSIS 1) Introduction 2) Electoral Reforms in India 3) Elections in India 4) Free and fair elections 5) Criminalization in Electoral System: 6) Issues and challenges before the Election Commission 7) Current Situation ABSTRACT In this essay‚ we have a given a brief view about elections and politics inheriting criminalization. The failure of the Legislature to deliberately think over

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    General election 2014

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    fight for 545 Old chairs: In what will be one of India’s most keenly watched Lok Sabha elections‚ the only declared prime ministerial candidate is pitted against many more hopefuls.With the congress shying away from naming a nominee for the top post although it is not necessary as per Indian constitution.It forms one of the basic necesscity for voters to know who will rule them after election.As the election champaign is heating up every party is pullling all their strings to deliever better music

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    to make sure the peoples votes were the main goal and not the leaders of the party (Wikipedia). Their effects on the 2008 election will almost certainly declare a nominee‚ even though this is not how the party wanted it to happen. It takes 2025 delegates to get the Democratic Nomination (superdelegates.com). The two main candidates in this election will not reach that number. This is where the super delegates step in and use their power to elect the person they believe will

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    for Britain. Where MP’s can scrutinise‚ examine and react to the government polices and actions. After having a debate on a certain issue the commons will vote on how to deal with the issue. MP’s are voted in from 647 consituencys in the general election which takes place every five years. the biggest party majority of mps currently labour will form a government. MP’s are seen as having constituency intrests and responsibilities. Which means they ask questions and raise matter in debate concerning

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