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    LCD based voting machine using 8051 microcontroller (AT89C51) Introduction: Electronic voting machine has now replaced the traditional mechanism of voting due to several advantages like security‚ automatic counting etc. This project presents a way to develop an electronic voting machine which displays the count of votes on a 16x2 LCD interface. A user can get his/her vote register through a set of switches (one for each candidate). After every cast of vote‚ the subsequent count can be seen on LCD

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    “The British Electoral system is in need of a reform.” Discuss The British Electoral system is a voting system used to make democratic decisions. We are currently using the FPTP system to elect MPs to Westminster. There have been many calls to change the system currently used to elect MPs to Westminster. However‚ there has been evidence to show that the majority of people’s preference is the FPTP system. The outcome of the referendum that was carried out in May 2011 provides support for this. This

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    electoral systems used in the UK. In the UK we use several different electoral systems‚ which all have their own strengths and weaknesses. These electoral systems are as follows; First-Past-The-Post which is used in general elections; List System‚ in the UK ‘Closed Regional List System’ which is used to elect members of the European parliament; AMS used in Scotland and Wales; STV used in Northern Ireland; And finally SV used for London Mayoral elections. The FPTP is a plurality system‚ meaning

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    The two party system is not perfect in the sense that if you aren’t supportive of either party you don’t really have a say and may even be left out. The independent voters are unrepresented. In the end they have to decide between one of the two parties even though they don’t necessarily agree with either. Kind of like they are stuck in the middle of the Democrat’s and the Republic’s. People now a days don’t really look into each party they just see or hear something on the news or social media and

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    Chepter 1: Study and Prepare documentation for different Software Process Models A software process model is an abstract representation of process. It represents a description of process from some particular perspective. Models‚ by their very nature‚ are simplifications so a software process model is an abstraction of the actual process which is being described. Process models may include activities which are part of the software process‚ software products and the roles of people involved in

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    Online Enrollment System By YOHEI M. HANDA Professor: Mr. Jenmark Calamanan ABSTRACT This is an online enrolment system to make enrolment easier as‚ it is easy to use. There is no need for a guideline or tutorial. This program is accessible. ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Research study is truly an exhausting‚ brain dring‚ strenuous activity‚ this study would not be possible without the help of the few generous people who contributed themselves to make

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    almost entirely ineffectual. The murder of voting-rights activists in Philadelphia‚ Mississippi‚ gained national attention‚ along with numerous other acts of violence and terrorism. Finally‚ the unprovoked attack on March 7‚ 1965‚ by state troopers on peaceful marchers crossing the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma‚ Alabama‚ en route to the state capitol in Montgomery‚ persuaded the President and Congress to overcome Southern legislators’ resistance to effective voting rights legislation. President Johnson

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    When comparing America’s political system to other political systems across the world‚ there truly is a notable difference. Referring to the quote “Bad Officials are Elected By Good Citizens Who Do Not Vote” – George Jean Nathan‚ democracy is how human beings avoid oppression. When the citizens have a say‚ as it is a basic human right to be able to express opinion‚ we are taking advantage of the freedom that America had to fight hard to acquire. At one point I would of been considered three fifths

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    such as literacy test‚ that had traditionally been used to restrict voting by African Americans.” (Voting Rights) After the Civil War the 15th Amendment was signing 1870 stating that no man would be denied their right to vote based upon the color of their skin. In the 1960’s in the South non-violent voting right activist were subjected to being mistreated and abused. Legislation found ways to restrict African Americans from voting like poll tax‚ legation test‚ grandfather clause‚ and answering ridiculous

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    competitors received‚ and the percentage of votes and seats that the national parties received‚ Canada’s electoral system is unfair and should be reformed. The electoral system is disproportionate‚ and with less than 50% of the vote‚ a given party could easily earn a majority of the seats. In turn‚ all the other parties are underrepresented. Another reason Canada’s electoral system should be reformed is because votes are seen as being wasted. Lastly‚ voters are misrepresented in the House of Commons

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