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    The Importance of Voting

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    Importance of VotingJared Candelaria May 30‚ 2012 S.M.S.S. Grade 8 The Importance of Voting Voting is a special right that all of us have for living in this free country. Voting is a right that‚ throughout the history in many countries‚ people from across the world have fought and sacrificed everything to achieve. It’s a right that people to this day continue to fight for in places where corrupt governments suppress their freedoms and rights and it is

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    Online Voting

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    Declaration This is to certify that the work being presented in the project entitled “ONLINE VOTING SYSTEM” submitted by undersigned student of Third Year B.SC in COMPUTER SCIENCE in partial fulfillment for award of degree of Bachelor of Science {Computer Science} is a record of my own work carried out by me under guidance and supervision of Prof. Pang’ of the Department of Computer Science and that this work has not submitted elsewhere for award of any other degree. Name of student: ____________________________________________

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    Voting In America

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    best embody their beliefs. Voting in the United States has not always been a right granted to all citizens. Historically‚ white men of elite status were the only ones allowed ability to vote. however‚ with the ratification with amendments such as: the Fifteenth Amendments which provided African-Americans the right to vote‚ the Nineteenth Amendment which granted women’s suffrage‚ and the Twenty-Sixth lowered the voting to eighteen years old to previously twenty on years of age. Through these

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    irresponsible and not able to decide on their own for the most part. In the United States‚ it is not until the age of 21 that young adults are seen as mature people to make life changing decisions. It is not until this age that people are allowed legally drink. However‚ this law is most times ignored as teens involve in drinking behavior at a much earlier age. On the other end‚ at a much younger age‚ they are allowed to choose a president and die for their country. The fact that young people are not allowed

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    Lower class

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    Lower class Americans do not often discuss the class separation that exists in today’s society‚ but we all know there is something going on. The government helps supports the lower class‚ so that the lower class can also enjoy their lives without having to work. Dr. Daniel’s analysis about the underclass and its relationship to the government is accurate based on poverty‚ criminality‚ and family fluidity. One of the aspects that allow the lower class to remain in their specific position is because

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    crime‚ it applies to all convicted prisoners. This‚ according to any reasonable person cannot be said as acceptable or reasonable. However‚ in 2011‚ the Parliament decided that voting rights should not be given to Convicted prisoners despite the ruling given by the ECHR. So‚ the ECHR said that if there is a “blanket ban” on voting rights to convicted prisoners‚ then the parliament will be held liable and therefore will have to pay compensation. But the argument given by the parliament was that they had

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    and 2009. Industries % 1989 Manufacturing Retail Healthcare Construction Education Tourism 2009 15% 11.8% 9.6 % 7.6% 6.8% 5.5% 替换词 Working population‚ those in the workforce 如果你想描述 15% 这个数字 分子:15(制造业的劳动力) 100 (整个国家的劳动力) 9.8% 10.1% 11.3% 8.3% 7.5% 7.3% 可以说: 1 15% of the country’s working population worked in the manufacturing sector. 2 Those working in the manufacturing sector accounted for 15% of the country’s working population. 这个图是动态,强调趋势 总共有六个行业,分开写 第一段写 retail‚ healthcare,因为 2009 年的数据比较高

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    the process of raising the retirement age for their national systems. Some countries have already taken steps to address the issue. From 2009‚ Singapore began raising the age from 55 to 65 within the next couples of years. In the U.S and Germany‚ workers can plan to retire at 67 as late as 2050‚ and in Japan and Mexico at 65. Italy and Denmark are the only two countries which are expected to raise their pension age to 69 by 2050. Proposing an appropriate age for retirement is one of the most sensitive

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    Underage Voting

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    Voting is important in our society and it is meant to help shape up our government. In America adults can get the right to vote at the age of eighteen. You earn a right to be heard and have right to have your opinion counted on what goes on in this country. I believe that our voting age should not be lower than eighteen‚ because many young voters can vote for foolish laws to get passed‚ they can make our government change for the worse. I believe that the voting age should remain at eighteen because

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    Informed Voting

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    Informed Voting and a Brief Overview of Indiana’s Congressional Representation Jonathan Jones Liberty University Informed Voting and a Brief Overview of Indiana’s Congressional Representation It is the duty of the American people to play an active role in determining who represents their best interests in Congress. Stephen Witham‚ in his presentation titled‚ Becoming an Informed Voter‚ says the following in regards to the American peoples’ responsibility to not only vote‚ but to do so

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