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    1. How are the number of electoral votes decided for each state?  How many electoral votes are in your home state?  Which Presidential candidate (Obama or Romney) won your state’s electoral votes in the 2012 election? 2. Briefly explain the “pros and cons” of the electoral system. Why do we have the electoral system?  What are some arguments against it? 3. In a few sentences‚ explain what you think.  Should the U.S. maintain the current Electoral College system‚ move toward a national popular vote

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    if Clinton wins it could flip the House. Most people tend to vote strictly for their party’s candidates‚ but this election could cause some of them to split ticket vote. Although it is predicted that if Clinton leads by 10 points that she has a chance of giving the Democrats a lead in the House this is unlikely due to the fact that Gerrymandering is popular among the republican states. Gerrymandering is the art of redistricting in a way to help the incumbent‚ by concentrating or diluting the minorities

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    It’s me‚ Charlotte. The 1996 Presidential Election was two days ago. The Democrat nominee Bill Clinton‚ won his second term. His Vice President candidate is Al Gore. He beat the Republican Bob Dole and Jack Kemp. Kemp is Dole’s Vice President candidate. Although Clinton got 379 electoral votes and Dole got 159 electoral votes‚ the popular vote looks much closer. Clinton got about forty-seven million votes and Dole got about thirty-nine million votes. I think that it is great that lots of people went

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    the Secretary of State. In 2008 she tried to become a potential candidate for the president of the United States and she lost to former senator Barack Obama because as former senator Obama pointed out to Mrs.Clinton during one of their debates that she would be the type of opponent that Republicans would love to run against due to past political choices and her views on certain subjects. Currently she is campaigning again to become the first female president of the United States and once again another

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    This election season‚ we are seeing a truly great power struggle between the two political parties in their efforts to further their own agendas. The biggest seat in the house‚ President of the United States‚ is up for grabs in the coming election. However‚ there is much more at stake‚ for both parties‚ than just the title of President. The winner of the election will set the tone of American politics for at least the next four years‚ and alongside that brand of politics will match an administration

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    president. In this essay I will be presenting to you some of my one of kind presidential qualities.  Now I understand that some people are a little shy at times when they get to new things. I play the trombone; I would build a program for students who have a desire in music. From experience I know that it doesn’t come to you in a day I’ve been playing for about three years now. I think that this is very intelligent presidential character.   See me being who I am I like to talk or in other words

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    politician rather than the other and by making them feel afraid resulting in them pursuing goals they ordinarily would not. On September 7‚ 1964‚ President L. Johnson’s campaign aired a commercial that would guarantee his win at the Presidential Elections. The “Daisy Girl Ad” stands as the first political ad to manipulate viewers emotions. The political ad convinces citizens to vote for Lyndon B. Johnson for president rather than Barry Goldwater. The ad portrays this by announcing‚ "Vote for

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    graphic can shape the reader’s perception of the argument in either intended of unintended ways. For example‚ a map that illustrates election results by county of any recent presidential election gives the perception of a Republican Party landslide. A Cartogram or Choropleth man skews the geography to illustrate population centers and thus illustrates a close election result. Also‚ I find when you create an illustration that deviates from the reader’s normal experience‚ for example a map that only

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    The tensions and distrust of Republican officials by the disenfranchised party members has provided the backdrop to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. In the current presidential election Republican candidate Donald Trump has been covered more extensively than any other candidate. Much of Donald Trump’s rhetoric are centered around shock value statements that make perfect controversial sound bites that are then repeatedly played on news channels‚ television shows‚ and posted online. According

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    In today’s day and age‚ the discussion that seems to be the most trending is the 2016 presidential election. Being dubbed “insane” with the many claims and events by the candidates‚ there are a select few topics that are definitely deemed to be “controversial” in conversation. One topic being the email scandal on Hillary Clinton’s part. Losing thousands upon thousands of emails may seem like a harmless mistake‚ however‚ those emails were suspected to hold classified information that was never meant

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