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    Educate Young Voters Act of 2016 Purpose:  To increase and politically educate the population of Florida’s youngest eligible voters. Findings:        - 46 million young people ages 18-29 years old are fitted to vote ( 21% of the U.S.’s most eligible voting population)                         - Studies have shown that when a young person in a household votes‚ it will                  impact the rest of the home and often lead other eligible voters in the home                         - Experts

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    Presidential Debate

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    The first presidential debate took place on Monday‚ September 26th at Hofstra University‚ New York. This time‚ being described as two of the least-liked candidates‚ democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump finally came face-to-face and launched the campaign into a new stage. Having his first experience moderating a presidential debate on Monday‚ NBC “Nightly News” anchor Lester Holt chose three major subjects of the debate‚ which were “America’s Direction‚” “Achieving Prosperity‚” and

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    Not a Vote Wasted: A Look Into Third Party Votes in 2012 Presidential Election While most of the country was tied up with the competition going on during the 2012 Presidential Election between the Democrat and Republican Presidential candidates‚ Barack Obama and Mitt Romney‚ many other Americans were rooting for the underdogs. The gap between Romney and Obama in the popular vote was more significant than you’d think. Growing support for third party candidates don’t have the major political parties

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    The founding fathers set up the Presidential Election so that the people would be able to govern themselves‚ instead of being ruled by a tyrant. The presidential election should be an important event in all Americans’ lives‚ yet many do not understand the process or how important it is. Understanding this process may help people to realize why they need to become involved in the Presidential Election. Becoming a candidate for presidency in a political party is not as easy as announcing you are going

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    2000 Election Essay

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    The United States presidential election of 1796 was the third quadrennial presidential election. The Election was held after George Washington‚ American’s first president that decided to only serve for two terms‚ announced that he wouldn’t run for a 3rd term meaning that they had about three months to find a replacement for him. The race pitted eight candidates against each other‚ with the two front-runners as Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. The election was the first time‚ American voters had to

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    The Election of 1896

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    The election of 1896 Christopher Bailey 20th Century US history To better understand the election of 1896 it is important to understand the events leading up to the presidential election. The year is 1893 and Grover Cleveland is president of the United States‚ in this year great change was coming to the United States mainly an economic depression causing most people especially farmers and ranchers to demand change in Washington. During this time period the federal government was weak making

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    1992 Election Essay

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    The 1992 presidential election was one of nit picking and change amongst voter expectancy. Since the White House was made into a Republican Stronghold for the previous 12Upload File years‚ and Bush had failed to deliver on his 88’ promise not to raise taxes‚ there was a larger differential of angered voters willing to waiver their ballot from one party to another. With the beginning of the primaries came specification on policy‚ closely heated margins‚ and resentment. The major candidates in

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    I do believe that television has had a positive impact on presidential elections. In modern times there is a need for television for these types of events. The authors mentioned agreed with the fact that television has had a positive impact on presidential elections. One source‚ Source D‚ is a chart of the ratings for presidential debates. I believe that television has had a positive impact on presidential elections because the world has changed in recent years‚ the people have changed‚ there is

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    First Presidential Election Debate The First Presidential Debate for the Election 2016 was aired on Monday September 26‚ 2016 and was watched by millions of viewers across their TV‚ mobile‚ laptop‚ and tablet screens. I have never seen a presidential debate before‚ so I was kind of excited about it. The debate has been historical in drawing attention of the viewers " including me"‚ and have played a significant role in pointing out the differences in philosophy of Donald Trump‚ the Republican nominee

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    1968 Election

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    What is a Presidential election in the United States? It is an indirect vote in which citizens from our country cast votes for a specific member; the ballots get tallied and sent to the U.S. Electoral College where the electors select the President and Vice President. These elections are thrilling pieces of American History. They are historical markers for shifts of leadership and thinking in the United States. The 1968 presidential race was no exception because it was most likely one of the most

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