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    Voting Right Act 1965

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    The Voting Right Act in 1965 can easily be seen as a massive victory and step in the right direction for equality. I had always thought the Voting Right Act was the end of it. Until recently I had no idea some states had lacked the ability to make or change laws that concerned voting. I was under the assumption that everyone was equal and had the same rights. I was in complete disbelief when I learned that most of the southern states did not have the ability to change laws for fear they might enforce

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    online voting system

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    00000000 THESIS TITLE PROPOSAL TEMPLATE PROPOSED THESIS TOPIC Surname Given Name M.I Proponent Villanueva Casullar Vinoya Kevin Roy Mary Joy Bejhay S. H. J. Degree Program/ Field(s) of Specialization Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Proposed Title A propose Library System for Bued National High School Research Title (as redirected by Panel) Background of the Study (include substantial evidence/justification to conduct the study) (Add

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    ex-felons voting rights

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    barred from voting in elections which is a condition known as disenfranchisement. Each state has its own laws on disenfranchisement. While Vermont and Maine allow felons to vote while in prison‚ nine other states permanently restrict certain felons from voting. Proponents of felon re-enfranchisement say that felons who have paid their debt to society by completing their sentences should have all of their rights and privileges restored. They argue that efforts to block ex-felons from voting are unfair

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    to deal with the major points behind choosing a simple automated voting system as a baby thesis and why visual basic 6.0 is the programming language we choose‚ with a general overview about the project and how it works. So turn this page quickly and get yourself ready to find how it is working. WHY AUTOMATED VOTING SYSTEM ? We we’re thinking that the school needs an automated voting system to have a faster and hustle free voting. WHY VISUAL BASIC ? The main reason is that Visual Basic 6 is

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    Compulsory Voting Chris Marist P:G 11/19/12 Compulsory Voting Voting is a very unique and prestigious event. The ability to vote is an honor‚ and should be taken extremely seriously and utilized by everybody. Voting allows the public to be represented in a way that mirrors the publics wishes. Voting is a privilege and shouldn’t be looked at as a hassle. Compulsory voting only ensures that the correct choice is made in whatever is being voted upon. Not voting when given the choice

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    .16 yr olds would mess up the country. If the voting age changed‚ people who wouldn’t be in power will probably will make it to power. The voting age of 18 should not be changed to 16. People at age 16 have no political interest most of the time. They wouldn’t vote anyway due to the lackof knowledge. The percentage of voters then will decrease even more due to a larger voting population‚ but the same amount of voters. This means voting will not change‚ so there is no point of changing it. Another

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    Compulsory Voting Compulsory voting is the system that citizens are compelled to vote in elections or at least attend a polling place the day of voting. Is compulsory voting the right electoral system for the United States‚ should the United States replace their current system of voting for compulsory voting? If the United States were to change the law so that citizen were obligated to vote what would be the consequences for those who chose not to vote? If the government fined those who didn’t

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    When it comes to Voting participation‚ those who have a higher socio-economic status are likely to have a higher voter turnout/participation rate. However that is not the case for Asian American voters. With Asian Americans having some of the highest level of income and education‚ they still result in low voter turnout in general elections. With Asian American political participation being a puzzling phenomena‚ there are bloc of reasons for their bizarre voting behavior. The reasons for lower turnout

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    create variation of voting throughout the country. For example‚ all state but Maine and Vermont prohibit prison inmates from voting. Majority of states also refuse to let people vote if they are on parole. There are ten states total that has permanently banned all convicted felons from voting. If states wanted to permit a 16 year old to vote‚ they could do that‚ however no state has yet done this. These rules are important‚ because it can prevent a certain group of people from voting. This has affected

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    “Democracy cannot be strong if citizenship is weak.” (___). In the article‚ “Should Voting Be Compulsory?” by Galston and Dionne‚ they claim that voting should be made mandatory for all eligible citizens. Giving people the right to vote is not enough. Voting should be made mandatory to ensure a more beneficial government and a strong democracy. In 1924 Australia their voting percentage for all citizens was at around sixty percent. However in 1925‚ “ …the first held election under the new law‚

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