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    In this essay I shall examine the meaning of an electoral system and explain how the system of the proportional representation by means of of the single transferable vote (PR-STV) operates in Ireland. To facilitate these aims I will give a brief account of the history behind PR-STV in Ireland and Dáil Éireann. I will continue this essay by discussing the positive and negative effects PR-STV has on the Irish political system. An election is a device for filling a post through choices made by ‘designated’

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    The Electoral College: A Trouble Prone and Undemocratic System The Electoral College is an institution that may have served a purpose 200 years ago when the founding fathers needed a system that would be met with approval by both large and small states. The Electoral College is a flawed method of electing our President that has created problems in previous elections and is likely to be the source of problems in the future. The Electoral College provides an undemocratic method of choosing our president

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    ACA should adopt a “single payer’ system? What is it meant by a single payer system? What is my opinion? The ACA stands for the affordable care act and with this act it’s designed to increase affordable healthcare. I feel as if the ACA should adopt the single payer system. A single payer system is “a national health insurance (Medicare for all) that covers all residents in the U.S.” (Physicians for a National Health Program) My opinion on the ACA adopting the single payer system is that it would be

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    empathetic evoking words to persuade their readers that because of this case many people’s future lives could be in danger of changing just like the lives of the women affected by this case. They also have rhetorical questions that leads the reader to a single conclusion that makes it so they must agree with their point of view. In addition to words such as “dismayed” they also continuous use the pronouns “us” and “we” (Diament) to show a connection between the audience and the author. This invokes empathy

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    various electoral systems used in the UK In the UK‚ we have been using the First Past The Post system as our electoral system since we became a democracy. Whilst this system works for us‚ there are many systems that we could use‚ these being: Closed Party List‚ AMS‚ STV and Supplementary Vote. All these have various strengths and weaknesses to them. First Past the Post is the system we currently use in the UK‚ but whilst some may enjoy this system‚ there are limitations to this system. Perhaps

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    The election system for a president and a vice president in the United States of America depends on only 538 persons who are members of the Electoral College system. Technically‚ the Electoral College members ‚ called Electors‚ have the right to choose the president and the vice president with their decisions. In spite of making their own decisions‚ the Electoral College members who are voted by people in their states use the results of popular votes in their states to make conclusions in choosing

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    and a multiparty system of legislature of the United States and India‚ respectively‚ to see if this correlates to why there are more women in power in the Indian legislature. This is a significant topic to study because more women need to be politically active and involved in their respective legislature so that their views are expressed and known by the other parties and citizens. By comparing two types of democracies‚ the paper will be establishing which type of electoral system has more opportunities

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    In order to understand how some candidates of the United States of America because to be president without winning the popular vote‚ we first have to understand the process which this country uses: The Electoral College. Each state has a different amount of electoral votes based on the members the state has in the House of Representatives and in the Senate. However‚ because the population of a state may change‚ so does the amount of administrators in the House of Representatives‚ this process being

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    Orissa Review * January - 2006 Need for Electoral Reforms Siddhartha Dash Elections are the life and blood of modern democracies. The health and vitality of parliamentary democracy is sustained by ensuring free‚ fair and peaceful elections where the verdict of the people finds full expression. The Indian electoral system was free from any major flaw till the fourth general elections in 1967. The distortions in its working appeared‚ for the first time‚ in the fifth general elections

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    Electoral College

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    ELECTORAL COLLEGE-TO BE OR NOT TO BE? Cindy Franklin Government 2301 Prof. Rasmussen April 19‚ 2012 The Electoral College is a process that began as part of the original design‚ of the U.S. Constitution and was established by the founding fathers as a compromise between the election of the president by Congress and election by popular vote. As we all know‚ Americans were given a serious reminder in 2000 that the president is not elected by nationwide popular vote‚ but by a majority of the

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