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    In most primaries the candidates themselves have the ability to pick their own delegates‚ who are loyal to them and less likely to be influenced by the party to switch the candidate they’re voting for because of how loyal they are to that candidate. Furthermore‚ this brings up the role of superdelegates‚ how they came to be and another role of the party in presidential nominations. The “superdelegate” was introduced in 1984 by the Democrats

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    Atong Paglaum Essay

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    The Case of Atong Paglaum: A System of Party-List Selection Consistent with the Constitution The Facts In order to participate in the the May 13‚ 2013 party-list elections‚ approximately 280 groups registered with the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to be included in the official ballot; however‚ Comelec disqualified 52 of these groups for not representing the “marginalized and underrepresented sector”‚ or for failing to prove that its nominees actually belong to the sectoral group they seek

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    Recount Movie Analysis

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    Recount Recount is a movie about 2000 presidential election between George Bush and Gore. During the election results‚ the state Florida declared Bush the winner‚ but the votes difference with Gore were very close. When the supporters of gore notice that the difference is very close‚ they went to Florida state court to ask for recount. The Florida Supreme Court ruled that the votes in some counties should be recounted. As the result of the ruling‚ Bush supporters were not happy with that and they

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    Florida International University ECO 4933 Topics in Theory – Fall 2014 Homework #1 – Due date 09/25/14 – Answer Key Notice: Print your homework in a letter size sheet. Make sure to include your personal information. If your homework is more than two sheets long number and staple them together. Handwritten submissions are not accepted. 1. Consider a consumer with cuasi-linear preferences represented by the utility function: U  c‚ g   c  3 g where c is a private good and g is a pure public good

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    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‚ 19th and 26th amendments those being race‚ gender‚ and age. Nowhere in the constitution does it state what all of your rights as a citizen are to voting. There are many key points missing in this‚ but the

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    REFERENCES Abueva‚ J. V. & De Guzman‚ R. P. 1969. Foundations and Dynamics of Filipino Government and Politics. Manila: Bookmark‚ Inc. Aceron‚ J. 2009. Reforming the Philippine Political Party system: ideas and initiatives‚ debates and dynamics. Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) Almonte‚ Jose. 2007. To Put Our House in Order: We Must Level the Playing Field. Metro Manila‚ Philippines: Foundation for Economic Freedom Bernas‚ Joaquin. 2007. The Philippine Constitution for Ladies‚ Gentlemen

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    Partisan Elections

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    as well as if a judge should be decided by partisan vote. In the next couple paragraphs I will talk more specifically about these topics. First‚ let’s talk about the advantages of partisan elections compared to nonpartisan elections. It makes voting a lot faster because the people can just go to either democrat‚ republican or independent column. They do not have to go through a big list of candidates to figure out who is the best choice‚ like it would be in nonpartisan elections. Another advantage

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    PROBLEM AND ITS SETTINGS Introduction RFID or also known as RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION is a new technique for the security and safety of a data. It is commonly found on items that are being delivered and need to be track. This system can be related to other systems such as AVI or Automated Vehicle Identification and AIDC or Automatic Identification and Data Capture. Other technologies of RFID are barcodes‚ OCR‚ magnetic stripes‚ smart cards and biometrics. Tracking one item is difficult in such

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    “The Art of Cheating” How this cheating in the electoral system could be minimized if not totally eradicated? In Philippine politics‚ it has been a conventional wisdom that no one loses – they just get cheated. Cheating in the Philippine elections has been so common that they have mastered the so-called “The Art of Cheating.” Charges of fraud and cheating have characterized the past elections in the country often citing irregularities in the manual counting of votes. This so-called “art of cheating”

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    Explain why the great reform act of 1832 was passed A major factor in the passing of the great reform act was the old electoral system‚ which was extremely unorganised and unfair. In cities like Manchester there was little representation but Old Sarum‚ a town with a population of just 15‚ could get two seats in parliament. Bribery in the electoral system was common due to there being no secret ballots; usually the person that was voted into parliament was the person that could provide the best bribes

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