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Electronic Voting Machine
Electronics
Voting
Abstract India is the world’s largest democracy. It is perceived to be charismatic one as it accommodates cultural, regional, economical, social disparities and still is able to stand on its own. Fundamental right to vote or simply voting in elections forms the basis of Indian democracy. In India, all earlier elections are it state elections…
An Annotated Bibliography on the American Presidential Elections, Voter Support, and Voting Rights
Critical Race Theory
Politics
Voting
In this editorial written by Peggy Ward-Smith with a PhD and RN degree, she discusses the history of presidential voting and how it differs from how a president is elected into office today. Our country’s first presidential election came about in 1789, with George Washington winning by a unanimous vote and Vice President John Adams…
Why You Should Vote
Election
Government
Voting
In 2001, Secretary of State Sam Reed launched a program that encourages young people to vote. Dubbed as “Take Pride in America and Vote” the program included a tour through five Washington schools. Mr. Reed says that young citizens should remember that they are fortunate enough to enjoy true freedom and democracy, and that they…
Is Voting for Young People
People
Voting
Every four years the citizens of the United States of America come together to vote and elect the President of the United States. Voting in any type of election is important because it voices our opinions in selecting important leaders and officials and overall policies. Voting helps the person to decide what will they see…
Cost Benefit Analysis of Voting
Social capital
Voting
Brief Introduction Political theorists and scholars observe that it is not only the right to suffrage, pertaining to freedom of choice in voting a candidate and relevance of partisanship, as the common denomination of voters during election. The contemporary voters reflect on the candidate’s capability and social influence, in which a “common sense” of…
The Impact of Compulsory Voting in Australia
Australia
Voting
The Compulsory Voting System For more than eight decades, Australia adopted the Compulsory Voting (CV) system for all its citizens during election period. Such system requires all citizens from age 18 and above to register to vote and go to a polling place to cast their vote during the election period. (whatisAbout.com). It has been…
Bush and Gore make me wanna Ralph
Al Gore
Democracy
Election
Government
United States Congress
Voter Turnout
Voting
DISCLAIMER: If you are planning to vote for Al Gore in November, good for you. Don’t let what I’m about to say change your mind because I’ve been told by all the experts that if you do change your mind based on what I’m about to say, George W. Bush might win the election and…
Language Analysis – Should the Voting Age in Australia Be Lowered to 16?
Australia
Voting
Language Analysis – Should the voting age in Australia be lowered to 16? A debate has surfaced regarding the legal voting ages in Australia as to whether the voting age should be lowered to the age of 16. In response to this issue, Melissa Young, a 17-year-old girl, contends that the voting age should be…
The Legal Voting Age Should Drop to 16 Years of Age
Adolescence
Voting
Language Analysis: Lower the voting age to 16…NOW! The website of Young People Unite had published an article by Melissa Young on the 5th of May 2010. The opinion piece by the 17-year-old addresses the issue of whether or not the legal voting age should drop to 16 years of age. Melissa Young makes a…
The History of Voting
Voting
First, the history of voting goes back to the 18th century when our founding fathers were deciding what laws our states should follow. The Articles of Confederation was the original constitution that consisted of some lower-class laws that did not specify as much as the Constitution did. It was a way to set laws for…