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    him (Kimberling‚ 1992). If the framers gave the power directly to congress it would be tipping the scales of balance between the legislative branch and the executive branch. Allowing states to choose a candidate would tend to have too many people voting for their local guy and therefore no majority could be met. It was decided

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    influence political events. However‚ direct democracy does have weaknesses. One weakness is that the majority of the nation has power over all minorities. Minorities have little say and therefore may not have the ability to stop the majority from voting in favor of laws or politicians that are harmful to them. The republican form of government consists of having the citizens of a nation vote for representatives

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    go out to vote. Being a victim of domestic violence‚ by voting for a change in the justice system for harsh punishment for domestic abusers‚ helped victims not to be afraid anymore. I thought her speech was very emotional because her speech was from a personal experience. By her voting as a victim of domestic abuse can help push some of us to get out there to go vote‚ because there were good results came to affect when it came down to voting for victims of domestic violence. Even though‚ by her being

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    opted for simple changes‚ focusing on only a few revisions‚ the most contentious being a requirement for some form of photo identification when voting at the polls. While Colorado has had on the books its own identification requirements‚ the reform the state chose focused on neither that nor any other single reform. Instead‚ the reforms Colorado wanted made voting more economical and more accessible‚ thus increasing participation‚ and improving voter experience. On May 3‚ 2013‚ lawmakers passed House

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    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 was the anchor of stability for the political system; however‚ following the impact of short-term events during the 1960s‚ such as the Vietnam War‚ there was a decline in party loyalty as the American

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    democracy is broken. Adequate public awareness has not been made to the citizens of the United States thereby leaving the nations susceptible to manipulations by the activists rather being independent and driven by their own opinions. This has led to voting being done to people that are not the best candidates yet still made to be the presidents and states representatives in United States. Senators are bale to conduct and hold businesses at their own will for a long period of time as much as they wish

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    INDIA: TRUELY A DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY??? India is a democratic country. How do you feel when you say so?? Obviously proud‚ because it is said that India is the largest democratic country. But question is that whether this democracy is really intact for what India used be known of?? Not only I you or anybody‚ everybody believes that India is a democratic country. But it doesn’t sound realistic today‚ and it needs a discussion and a lot of cerebration. Whether democracy means merely a term or just

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    seven-month period leading to the 2000 election than in the same time frame in 1980 (Steinhorn 2000). When tracking polls are included‚ the media publishes at least seven polls a week leading up to national elections. As polls’ regarding the public’s voting intention receives more media coverage‚ experts have become concerned with their potentially detrimental effects on democracy. Many have been troubled with the development of “horse-race journalism”‚ with attention turning to the “political game”

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    The Electoral College‚ established by the founding fathers in the United States Constitution‚ is a process whereby a body of electors chosen by voters in each state cast a formal vote to elect the president and vice president. Among many other things established within the Constitution‚ the Electoral College requires extensive reform. The Constitution itself was merely a framework for the United States government and did not take into account the extent to which society would change between 1787

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    agree that the Electoral College is merely tradition and is not necessary for our modern American elections. First‚ exploration of the beginning of the Electoral College is worth noting. The Electoral College was our founding father’s way of making voting simple for the U.S. citizens. Citizens in the south greatly enjoyed the idea of the Electoral College process because their

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