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    the people and the residents of the area before were not so united that was why they called it GUN-OB (scattered‚ disunited‚ & broken). Barangay Gun-ob as of May 2007 has more or less 14‚350 registered voters‚ and 71 voting precincts. While on October 25‚ 2011 barangay elections‚ the registered voters reach to almost again 15‚000. As of 2007 census‚ the total population is 29‚807 with 7‚040 households and continues rising and increasing because of the many jobs and work opportunities offered by several

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    The current ‘First Past the Post (FPTP)’ system within Canada has many benefits‚ as it allows the government to pass bills with ease‚ if they have a majority government (majority of seats); however‚ a majority of Canadian citizens each election are disappointed with the result‚ and/or feel like their vote did not matter. The reason behind all the concern within Canada post election is that the seats needed to make a majority‚ can be acquired without having a majority of the populace within the riding

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    There are numbers of factors that affect voter turnout. There are voters who are only interested in the presidential; however‚ there are voters who are interested in all elections. A simple factor of a low turnout can be as simple as the lack of interest of voters. One’s age‚ gender‚ and transportation to the polls is a factor. The weather plays a factor in the turnout of an election; a bright sunny day will have a higher turnout while a rainy‚ cold‚ and snowy day has lower turnouts. Socioeconomic

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    Elbridge Gerry changed the constituency mapping to favor his Democratic-Republican party over that of the Federalists. This enabled voters loyal to him to control the coming election‚ so they could pick their voters‚ not the voters picking him. Gerrymandering types can be boiled down to two types‚ Packing‚ and cracking. In the Packing scenario‚ the idea is to pack as many voters of one type into one single electoral district. This will reduce their influence in the other neighboring districts; however

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    Computerized Voting System Introduction Background of the Study Mindanao State University at Naawan Campus was founded as a field laboratory of the MSU College of Fisheries. In pursuant to Memorandum Order No. 3 and no. 45 and BOR resolution 92‚ series of 1988. MSU Naawan was formally organized as a distinct autonomous unit of the MSU System. MSU at Naawan for having students that has grown up to about a thousand students now‚ delivered a quality and excellent education

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    Analysis ’ of Articles on the Subject of Lowering the Voting Age to 16 A debate that has seemed to become more popular in the past couple of years is the voting age n the United States‚ and whether it should be lowered to 16. Many teenagers across the nation have reached out and tried to bigot to help get the subject some attention and get those in the political world talking. Many others‚ mostly adults‚ are astonished and appalled at this idea‚ and don ’t seem to take them or the uproar towards

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    One sign that participation has declined in the UK is falling voter turnout. In 1979 76% of the electorate turned out to vote‚ whereas in 2001 it declined to 59.4%‚ recovering only slightly to 65.2% in 2010. Voting is an important form of political participation because it is the direct involvement of citizens in the selection of their political leaders. It’s decline is an important indicator of a fall in participation. A second indicator of falling participation is levels of party membership

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    Masterpiece cakeshop v. Colorado civil rights commission The Supreme Court has heard arguments of same sex marriage‚ wedding cakes not being served. Colorado voters passed a reform‚ which made a guard against anti-gay discriminations‚ and which the Supreme Court later they got into the problem. The religious timid people who persuade sought to go behind their back civil rights protected in another way. They say that the Constitution gives them the right to discriminate against gay people. The Masterpiece

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    Although voter turnout among Hispanics is low for many reasons there are plenty of solutions that can be implemented in order to motivate Hispanics to get out there and cast their opinion in the ballot‚ from local elections to state elections. While all solutions require their willingness to get out there‚ it also requires a lot of help from volunteers‚ politicians‚ and policy makers. Eligibility stands in the way of many and unfortunately that has no solution‚ as it is only part of nature. However

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    process for nominating and electing public officials does not always ensure that the candidate with the most support wins. First‚ a candidate without a lot of support could win political office simply because of low political efficacy that leads to low voter turn-out. Second‚ the primaries and caucuses 1- what we should wonder is not why so few people vote (a little over half of those potentially eligible in presidential elections‚ about a third in congressional elections‚ and the percentage goes down

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