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    Threatens Our Democracy‚ voting irregularities cover a lengthy history dating back to the infancy of our nation (8). As detailed by William Bird in Vote: The Machinery of Democracy‚ whether it was in the earliest elections that were conducted by a voice vote‚ on hand-written paper ballots (votes)‚ or on party tickets‚ which only listed the names from one political faction‚ instead of two or three‚ there have been frequent attempts to take advantage of the voting system in place (1). Whereas today

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    Disadvantages of electronic voting Admin  Why do we want to introduce e-voting in next general elections in Bangladesh? Will this ensure free and fair election under the current political environment in our country? The answer undoubtedly will be in the negative‚ writes Shama Obaed   Recently‚ there has been a debate going on regarding electronic voting‚ after the Election Commission mentioned a possible plan to introduce electronic voting system in the next general elections.  Our prime minister

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    Introduction Rationale of the Study Information Technology has developed to be essential for the universal status quo. It is deeply influencing the lives of many people in the society. As a tool‚ it opened new gateway in doing things particularly voting process in the organization. Every Organization performs elections but majority still used the conventional process which is manual procedure. Nowadays‚ technology arises to solve a problem with technical solution. All of the transactions and processes

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    Electronic voting systems Can they hack it‚ or can they be hacked? The incredible advances of technology and computing in our society over the last few decades has touched every aspect of our lives‚ from schools to businesses‚ from controlling traffic lights on the streets to keeping our airplanes from going bump in the night. Technology has managed to make the little tasks of life easier‚ while making the big picture so much more complex than ever before. We have sought to develop technology

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    Voting has become a huge dilemma in a few states one of those states being Texas. In 2014‚ Texas forced a new law‚ to be eligible to vote you must show identification. Since 2014‚ many studies show that voting has decreased. The law isn’t always a fair game. The law is a long process that the government and Supreme Court and president are apart of. They are the ones that decide if the law benefits the majority of people. 9 out of 10 times the law is in the best interest of the people. Voting is

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    The Cons of Compulsory Voting The research paper lists the pros and cons‚ that commonly circulate in the argument over compulsory vs voluntary voting. The Cons; • It is not democratic to force people to cast their vote. • It causes over-government. • It represents a failure of democracy. • Most voting people do is voluntary‚ why should national and state elections be the exception? • It is unfair to a voter who is not attracted to a candidate. • It rewards dishonest electors who turn up and

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    One issue from this year’s ballot is Elections having to do with choice voting. One of the Pro’s is we do not need to run off expensive elections. This choice voting include the solvation to elections this results in no greater number of winners through the clearance of steps and having runners choose their second and third choice runners. Another pro is our spokespeople are playing a strategy game. This plan includes our third forces are less likely to ruin elections with the see to of removal

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    Compulsory Voting‚ the Cure to an Epidemic The world is faced with a new type of threat. Like a disease‚ it spreads and seems to have no boundaries. It affects a variety of countries. It threatens republics‚ democracies‚ and even monarchies‚ criticizing their legitimacy until none remains and chaos ensues. This menace is known as low voter turnout. Low voter turnout affects countries all across the world‚ threating to delegitimize governments that guarantee their citizens the right to vote in elections

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    Enact Mandatory Voting? Many countries around the world have compulsory voting laws including Argentina‚ Australia‚ and Belgium‚ but will this work for the United States? Estimates have shown that in the 2016 election only 58% of eligible citizens voted. Various arguments exist debating the necessity of mandatory voting. Arguments opposing mandatory voting insist that the process would lead to empty votes from both uneducated and disinterested citizens. Furthermore mandatory voting is contrary to

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    largest population in the world. However‚ to resolve this dilemma‚ the idea of mandatory voting could be used to help get the voice of the whole nation out. The need of mandatory is immense for it will better represent the population of America‚ level the playing field of candidate parties‚ and it will give the incentive for more informed voting causing the better quality of voters. To start‚ mandatory voting will benefit the majority of the people because there will be a better representation of

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