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    exercise §  Rich countries more likely to have democracy è structuralism: economic condition §  Islamic Culture is reason for persistence of authoritarianism in the Middle East (before 2011) è structuralim: cultural condition §  Democrats won election due to Obama è voluntarism §  Financial crisis caused by greedy wall street ibankers è voluntarism §  Presidential constitutions are not particularly conducive to political stability in South America è Institutionalism à institutional design § 

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    U.S. citizens are given the right to vote every four years in November. The electoral votes are based on the population of a state and affect the election in the long run. The Senate of a state is granted two electoral votes towards the national election. The rest of the electoral votes are based on the popular vote in the districts of a state. The Electoral College was created by the U.S. founding fathers because they were afraid that a dictator could manipulate the votes of the people. The Electoral

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    The United States has a two political party system. A political party is a group of individuals who organize to win elections‚ operate the government‚ and determine policy. (Sidlow and Henschen 149) The political parties that make up the United States two-party system are the Republican Party and the Democratic Party. However‚ even before the Republican and Democratic parties formed there was still a two-party system in place. The establishment of the two-party system dates back to 1787‚ when the

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    The Elimination of the Electoral College With the recent election‚ a controversy has come up about the eliminating the Electoral College. The Electoral College is made up of a group of electors where they vote for the President and the Vice President based on the states popular vote for the candidate. There are 538 Electoral College votes and in order to win the election‚ a candidate must have a majority of 270 votes to become the President. When Americans cast their vote‚ they are actually

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    the Election Procedure in India? An election is a contest between different candidates from various parties out of which the voters elect one as their representative. There may also be independent candidates taking part in the election. There are following stages in the electoral process (procedure): (a) Delimitation of constituencies: First of all the entire area-the whole country in the case of Lok Sabha elections and of that particular State in the case of Legislative Assembly elections-is divided

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    half of our population that votes for the person that is running our country for 4 years. There are many flaws with the american elections process‚ and there are many other forms of government such as parliament and what those major differences between our system of government which is representative democracy and parliament. The first problem with the American election system is that the constitution does not state it in what voting rights are. Voting rights have only been touched base in the 15th

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    against human rights abuses‚ economic injustice‚ and political corruption. At “The Peoples’ Grand Rally‚” the United Citizen’s Movement (UCM) presented a 10-point declaration that demanded “strengthening democracy‚ ensuring good governance and free election‚ fighting communalism and corruption‚ empowering women‚ …and resisting the enemies of independence.”i The rally also spoke out against corrupt state-business relations. “True [economic] development is not possible without fair politics‚” said Dr

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    their voting system from First-Past-the-Post (FFP) to the MMP (Mixed Member Proportional) voting system. Since the adoption New Zealand has had seven MMP elections and although the system has widespread approval there are strong arguments both for and against the MMP system. In 2011 a Referendum was held in conjunction with the general election‚ the results of this clearly showed that the majority of the population agree with MMP as their current voting system. A minority was unhappy with MMP and

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    Electoral Systems in Turkey since 1923 and the Comparison of Current Electoral System of Turkey with France and Italy Since 1923 there have been several electoral systems took place in Turkish political process. When all of the elections considered there are three main types of electoral systems applied in Turkey. These are largest remainders method‚ highest averages method and transferable vote method. Within these main types of systems Turkey has experienced simple proportional representation

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    Electoral Process: Does Majority Actually Rule? Imagine an election won by the loser; an election where the person that received less votes than their opponent won. Barbara Boxer said: Voting is the cornerstone of democracy. We have had men and women through the decades die for the right to vote. Many generations of Americans of every gender‚ race‚ religion‚ and ideology have marched and struggled and died to secure this fundamental freedom. Yet we have a system where the winner can lose (qtd. in

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