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    A Magnificent Catastrophe The Tumultuous Election of 1800‚ America’s First Presidential Campaign With the recent election of 2016‚ I have began to wonder if the political process of electing the nation’s president has always been so divided‚ ugly‚ and absolutely chaotic. I wondered if politicians have always been so corrupt and belligerent‚ and I wondered if there have been more elections where our nation has been forced to pick the lesser of two evils (unless‚ of course‚ you felt strongly

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    though people are allowed to vote‚ no matter your race‚ color‚ gender‚ ect.‚ you are. However even though not being able to vote is no longer a issue‚ a huge sum of Americans don’t vote. Which is why voting should be mandatory. In the most recent election2016‚ more than 90 million people who were able to vote didn’t. It has been researched what groups of Americans tend not to vote. Non-voters tend to be young‚ be of color‚ and have low-income. Political

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    Bernie and Hillary Our political leaders have allowed us the opportunities to feel untied as a country. Each elections is a heart racing battle with one thing in mind: to win. Yet‚ there are few elections that have us on the edge of our seats quite like the presidential election of 2016. In this year we observed potential leaders such as Ted Cruz‚ Marco Rubio‚ and Jill Stein. But the clash between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton is one to be remembered. Their divergent backgrounds transformed

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    by candidates and private individuals / groups is a form of free speech‚ some feel that there is just too much money in our election system. What do you think? Is campaign spending problematic? In what way(s) is it‚ or is it not‚ problematic exactly? Please explain your answer and provide evidence Campaign spending whether in the presidential or in the congressional elections‚ have increased substantially. In order to have a successful campaign one needs adequate resources. These resources often

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    Chirtoaca. On the 14th of April‚ 2016‚ the Popular European Party’s representatives in the Municipal Council have asked for his resignation‚ as he “is not respecting the local community and the moral and ethical norms”. This came about as a bit of surprise‚ as most political analysts

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    Every two years on the first Tuesday in November‚ millions of Americans head to their local polling station for Election Day. Being able to vote in a free and fair democratic election is a is a right that activists in the suffrage and civil rights movements fought for with their blood‚ sweat‚ and tears. Those activists and many others saw voting as an agent of change and an important civic duty. However‚ the mindset that voting is important has changed over the past few decades. According to a study

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    work in a peculiar way‚ since usually the person who has the most funded campaign‚ is the one who wins‚ and the ones who tend fund a politicians campaign usually happen to be big corporations so they can call in favors later. So to some extent our elections are bought. Whoever has the most money can travel to more places‚ make more billboards‚ bumper stickers‚ commercials‚ etc. they have more resources to tell

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    media and its bias have had an effect on elections for decades‚ in the more recent elections its influence has increased exponentially. With the development of new technologies‚ the media has expanded and its presence has become very major. The media nowadays plays a key role in our everyday lives. It has become so important to us that it has started to affect us‚ the human race‚ negatively‚ especially during the most recent election‚ the election of 2016. Before diving deeper into the topic of

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    direct involvement by the voting public in the elections. There are three categories of presidential power: Constitutional powers: which are explicitly granted by the Constitution‚ Delegated powers: these powers were granted by Congress to help the president fulfill his duties‚ and Inherent powers: inherent in the president’s power as chief of the executive branch. First‚ I would like to discuss the current Presidential race also known as the 2016 elections‚ the electoral college has been leaning toward

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    The 2013 law requiring Texans to show a valid identification card before voting in any election has caused quite a controversy since its implementation even though the national Constitution clearly specifies any state is allowed to require what it deems necessary to ensure lawful elections. The main incentive for implementing the requirement was “… a fear of voter fraud (especially‚ a suspicion that non-citizens who are illegally in this country are voting) (Denniston‚ 2014). While this law while

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