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    percentage of hispanic‚ asians‚ and the younger population have a constant low turnout rate when it comes to presidential elections. In the article “Six take-aways from the Census Bureau’s voting report” by Paul Taylor and Mark Hugo Lopez they compare the turnout rate between whites‚ blacks‚ hispanic‚ and asian‚ from the years 1988 to the past elections in 2012. Until the past election whites have had the highest turnout rate‚ but since the impact Obama had on the last election according to the authors

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    In Praise of Illiteracy

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    "In Praise of Illiteracy" By Hans Magnus Enzensberger This essay was adapted from a talk given by the author and translated from German‚ which I took from Harper’s Magazine. Can we dispense with the written word? That is the question. Anyone who poses it will have to speak about illiteracy. There’s just one problem: the illiterate is never around when he is the subject of conversation. He simply doesn’t show up; he takes no notice of our assertions; he remains silent. I would therefore like to take

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    impact that Voter ID laws may have on the participation of the electorate/voter turnout. I picked this particular research topic because I question the motive behind the recent and rapid spread of voter ID laws across the country. In addition to that‚ I’ve always been interested in topics on fairness‚ and I’m questioning the fairness of voter ID laws‚ so it’s quite fitting. Last but not least‚ I’m just plain curious to see what the evidence may suggest in regards to voter ID laws and voter participation

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    Global business In praise of the stateless multinational Not without its flaws‚ but infinitely preferable to the state-bound version Sep 18th 2008 | from the print edition Illustration by James Fryer IF YOU hanker after the idealistic spirit of international co-operation‚ talk to the boss of an emerging-market multinational. Not the boss of Gazprom‚ perhaps‚ which has behaved like an arm of the Russian state. But try Chairman Yang Yuanqing of Lenovo‚ who has moved his family to North Carolina

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    In the 1996 article “The Alienated American Voter”‚ Richard Harwood investigates whether the American voter feels that they have become alienated from the political process. Harwood believes that the average American voter feels alienated or in at least some ways‚ disconnected from the workings of the political system. From how politics are portrayed in the media‚ to the way legislation and certain topics are presented to the average voter‚ there are numerous reason for the feeling of alienation

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    Vermont Voter Registration

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    VERMONT Application for Addition to the Checklist (VT VOTER REGISTRATION FORM) 17 V.S.A. § 2145 (Please print clearly‚ use ballpoint pen‚ and bear down hard.) I‚ ______________________________________________________________ apply to have my name (Last Name) (First Name) (Middle Initial) added to the checklist of the Town/City of ______________________________________. By checking the boxes below‚ I swear or affirm that these are true statements:  Yes  No Are you

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    Elections and Voters by Cees van der Eijk (University of Nottingham) and Mark N. Franklin (European University Institute Florence‚ Nuffield College Oxford‚ and Trinity College Connecticut) Draft of December 2008 189 TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface [1‚147 words] iii Chapter 1: Why elections? [9‚663 words] 1 Chapter 2: Studying elections‚ parties and voters [15‚134 words] 23 Chapter 3: Electoral institutions [15‚831 words] 59 Chapter 4: Voters and parties [15‚972

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    Voter ID Laws

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    Voter ID Laws The right of any citizen of the United States‚ who are eighteen years of age or older‚ to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of age.” - The 26th Amendment. (Campus Congress‚ August 30‚ 2011). The right to vote guaranteed by the constitution is under attack. Restricted Voter ID legislation is being passed in state after state. These voter ID laws claim to combat voter fraud by requiring voters to have specific government

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    Voter identification laws are becoming more widespread throughout the United States. Throughout the past 60 years‚ Voter ID laws have been enacted in over 30 states. These laws vary in strictness by state. States with voter ID laws individually determine the type of ID that needs to be shown to vote and if it’s either requested or required. States have passed these laws to improve security when voting‚ but the laws seem unnecessary and discriminatory to many Americans. Beginning with the first

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    First of all‚ praise is to make worthy comment or to express approval. Praise can be general or specific. For behavioural specific praise‚ it specifically addresses the positive behaviour that the student displays. Behavioural specific praise is use to comment or express approval of the area that the student display is acceptable and/or expected from him or her. Behavioural specific praise can be an effective tool in managing students with behavioural issues‚ especially young children who seek recognition

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