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    Fairness Research Paper

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    Grimsley The election of 1824 is a very interesting one because even though there were technically five different presidential candidates all running under the Democratic-Republican Party. The four most significant of the five candidates being Andrew Jackson‚ John Quincy Crawford‚ and Henry Clay. But the reason that this election is seen as being controversial is because no candidate got a high enough majority of the electoral colleges vote to count as them winning. This caused this election to be the

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    influencing the 1924 presidential‚ state‚ and local elections. Men in the United States held social perceptions of women that influenced the women’s suffrage movement and the election of 1924. Efforts were made to persuade women to vote and participate in democracy; however‚ political parties also reacted to these new potential voters concerning campaign strategies and tactics to keep women away from the polls. Despite this massive change for the voting rights of women‚ the election of 1924 was only

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    Presidential Debate

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    Nation! During the presidential debate‚ (Speakers) Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney both plead their cases as to why they each felt they’d be great presidents (Message). Romney would like to get the chance to serve his first term as The United States President‚ and Obama would like to serve another term. These men rebottled their statements to prove to the world they were ready. Although I’m not able to vote‚ those key points changed my perspective of each. The presidential debate was held at

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    In the presidential election‚ pictures are often used to highlight the intensity a candidate and their audience possesses for their argument. In the presidential debate‚ no one can argue that Donald Trump isn’t passionate‚ but some may argue that his passions spiral into aggression too quickly. Trump has been derogatory and rude towards women‚ but women still attend his rallies. He says things that are offensive‚ yet he remains in a close race with Hillary Clinton‚ even though Clinton has served

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    The first thing the political parties do in each state is choosing slates of potential Electors. Each state will do this before the general election‚ The next thing is that on Election Day‚ the voters will go to the polls and vote for the President. This process will decide the state’s Electors. Each political party in each state controls the first part of the process. Each state has their own process. Most

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    electors”‚ have not actually changed the outcome of any U.S. presidential election so far. However‚ the possibility remains that they have the potential to do so. A wide-open loophole such as this should not exist in our election system. Even disregarding the loophole of faithless electors‚ the U.S. Electoral College system has failed the United States a number of times‚ most recently in the 2000 election. In the presidential elections in 1876‚ 1888‚ and 2000‚ the Electoral College elected the

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    Is Voting for Young People

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    Every four years the citizens of the United States of America come together to vote and elect the President of the United States. Voting in any type of election is important because it voices our opinions in selecting important leaders and officials and overall policies. Voting helps the person to decide what will they see done for themselves in the future depending leader who has the same views as you. The voter also is able to voice their opinion in future policies that will come into effect in

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    In today’s day and age‚ the discussion that seems to be the most trending is the 2016 presidential election. Being dubbed “insane” with the many claims and events by the candidates‚ there are a select few topics that are definitely deemed to be “controversial” in conversation. One topic being the email scandal on Hillary Clinton’s part. Losing thousands upon thousands of emails may seem like a harmless mistake‚ however‚ those emails were suspected to hold classified information that was never meant

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    Throughout the 2016 year and on‚ the population has been influenced by propaganda that may not have been true. The most extreme case of this is in politics and the election of 2016. According to a Buzzfeed investigation‚ the 20 most shared true election stories were outperformed by the 20 most shared false stories 8‚711‚000 to 7‚367‚000 about the election (Kurtz). This means that Americans were more exposed to information about candidates

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    May 2013 Election: Manual System or Automated Election System Introduction Elections have played an integral role in the development of one’s country. Essentially‚ an election is a procedure by which members of communities and/or organizations choose persons to hold an office. It is a technique of rendering authority and/or creating representative bodies. Elections are often linked to the idea of democratic representation. Therefore‚ an election is a device for filling an office or posts through choices

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