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    Ida Campbell The Electoral College: Good or Bad? The United States Electoral College is the group that is responsible for electing the President and the Vice President every four years. Contrary to popular belief‚ the United States is not a “true” democracy in the rawest sense of the word in part because of our electoral college. The mechanics of the United States Electoral College is fairly simple. Each state is assigned a certain number of electors. The number is derived from the total

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    the presidential race‚ urging black voters in North Carolina to vote early and punish Republican officeholders for supporting Donald J. Trump‚ even as Mr. Trump’s party increasingly concedes he is unlikely to recover in the polls. Aiming to turn her edge over Mr. Trump into an unbreakable lead‚ Mrs. Clinton has been pleading with core Democratic constituencies to get out and vote in states where balloting has already begun. By running up a lead well in advance of the Nov. 8 election in states like

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    Smith explains the current state of the 2016 United States presidential election. The election had surprises for both sides. On the Republican side most people were surprised Donald Trump was elected Republican Nominee. On the Democratic side‚ everyone was surprised on how long it took for Hillary Clinton to beat the unknown senator Bernie Sanders. These two are the exact opposites. Trump believes that we should build a wall between Mexico and the United States‚ and Mexico will pay the bill

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    A presidential candidate is very similar to an actor. They both perform through employing various strategies around their body language‚ tone‚ and diction choice to grab the attention of the audience or voters. Their performance creates an impression on the viewer‚ which‚ for the candidate‚ is very critical to their election outcome. Therefore‚ candidates like Senator Obama and McCain in 2008 prepare for every debate and public appearance to create a certain impression to try to entice the voters

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    a practice in American elections. Third-party candidates have fewer chances to join presidential debates‚ especially if the two major party candidates do not agree to debate them. Unless it becomes in the interest of both parties to have a third-party candidate debate‚ as it was in 1992 with Ross Perot‚ it will be very difficult for third-party candidates to become a part of the presidential debates. Even though third parties have debated each other in presidential election years‚ the fate of third

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    Grimsley The election of 1824 is a very interesting one because even though there were technically five different presidential candidates all running under the Democratic-Republican Party. The four most significant of the five candidates being Andrew Jackson‚ John Quincy Crawford‚ and Henry Clay. But the reason that this election is seen as being controversial is because no candidate got a high enough majority of the electoral colleges vote to count as them winning. This caused this election to be the

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    I am glad to have this chance to share my opinions about the 2016 presidential election with you. Hope you have will enjoy the reading. In 2016 presidential election‚ the competition was very intense‚ people were split in half for each candidate. Donald Trump became the president‚ and many people may asking how come he can win a professional politician? In my portfolio‚ I will include 2 essays to express my answer for this question. The argument essay[3M] is focused on why some people voting for

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    government. In 2016‚ some women become the leader of some developed countries around the world such as: German‚ England. The American and the world keep watching the US presidential election this year with two candidates‚ and one of them – Hillary Clinton has more opportunity to become the president. Once Clinton wins the election‚ she will mark the first female president in US history. On the other hand‚ if Hillary Clinton won’t sit on the President seat in the White house‚ she also fights for women

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    In the column‚ “ The Boys Fall into the Gender Gap” (2016)‚ Suzanne Fields‚ a nationally syndicated columnists‚ argues that boys are falling behind in the gender gap and are reading less books‚ skipping pages while reading‚ and lack an interest in reading that is resulting in a slow decrease of male college graduates. Fields illuminates the cause by using studies form the Center for Education Policy‚ National Assessment of Education Progress‚ and several schools to exhibit the problem among boys

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    the impact of weather on U.S. election outcomes remains unclear. The most rigorous work to date found that precipitation benefits Republicans and suggested that Florida rains influenced the outcome of the 2000 presidential election (Gomez et al.‚ 2007)‚ but a recent analysis finding that precipitation only lowers turnout in uncompetitive election states calls this claim into question (Fraga & Hersh‚ 2010). Here‚ we reanalyze the 1972-2000 U.S. presidential elections with a focus on supporters of

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