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    an open list proportional representation system. This type of electoral system offers many benefits including battling corruption‚ fair representation of citizen’s interests and an overall more efficient and fair democratic system in regard to voter turnout and gender equality. In years past‚ many different forms of democracies and democratic voting systems have been tried and tested‚ and the open list proportional representation system has proved itself as a leading choice in electoral systems around

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    be mandatory in the United states. It increases voter turnout and will help minimize political polarization. Compulsory voting has been working well in the twenty-six countries that implement it. Australia is a great example of how voter turnout has increased dramatically with the law. In 1924‚ only 47% of Australia’s registered voters voted. After putting a mandatory voting law in place‚ the current voting turnout rests at 80% of eligible voters (about 90% of registered

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    would significantly impact voters and turnout. This type of system would give the individual voter a much more significant influence. “Turnouts [would] also increase if more people see the benefits that flow from their participation” (pg. 211). The election of the leader of the United States is an important decision that should include the citizens’ opinions‚ which are expressed directly through their votes. The Electoral College system “breeds the psychology among voters that they are throwing away

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    should be lowered to 16. There is a number of reasons that lowering the voting age will benefit the country. Lowering the voting age will increase voter turnouts‚ give the younger generation‚ a say in the law‚ and help teens become more interested in politics. This is why we should lower the voting age. Lowering the voting age will help increase voter turnouts‚ and will bring a new age group to vote in elections. This will cause numbers in elections to grow. Giving this age group the right to vote will

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    They have websites for their campaign as well as Twitter and Facebook accounts to communicate with us - their potential voters. Technological advances have led to a political conversation on the web. According to an empirical study‚ however‚ this only reinforces the status quo‚ particularly in terms of the socioeconomic status of a person. The Internet did not expand the base of voters. Access to the Internet has grown. Younger citizens by an overwhelming margin tend to have access to the Internet in

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    Affect Male Spouses’ Views about a Women’s Issue?” by Eiji Yamamura‚ “The Political Gender Gap: Gender Bias in Facial Inferences that Predict Voting Behavior” by Joan Chiao‚ Nicholas E. Bowman‚ and Harleen Gill‚ “Political Context and the Turnout of New Women Voters after Suffrage” by Kevin Corder and Christina Wolbrecht and lastly‚ “The Gender Gap” by Karen Kaufmann. I chose this order to present the articles that I found because I wanted to have consistent spacing of articles about the gender gap

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    a smaller voter turnout. States with more electoral votes are visited more often in a presidential campaign. This causes states like Wyoming‚ Montana‚ and Alaska to seem left out because they only count for three votes towards the election. Only counting for three votes does not affect the election at all which

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    his or her race. Since this convention is held once every four years‚ potential candidates are now going through different media outlets to bring up support for their campaigns before the national convention is held. The national convention gives voters a chance‚ through primaries and caucuses‚ to bring enough votes for certain candidates to represent the political party the convention is for . The convention first came about a few years after the Corrupt Bargain of

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    voting that occur when so-called "spoilers" split the majority vote. By allowing voters to rank candidates in order of preference‚ IRV enables voters to vote their hopes instead of their fears‚ upholds the principle of majority rule and avoids the expenses and campaign spending associated with two rounds of voting. As stated above I believe that instant runoff voting will increase voter turnout because it gives voters an opportunity to vote for what they believe in and to select a person that fits

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    organisation and continue to vote according to party-orientation as candidates are unable to gain their own base of support with voters placing party policies and national issues over candidate value. By the 1950s‚ a portrait of the American electorate was drawn that emphasised ‘the absence of ideology or specific issues as political motivations for the American voter and the overwhelming importance of a sense of affiliation with party for presidential and congressional voting.’ Partisan identification

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