understanding state regulations governing political parties
Yes, they are allowed to cast the votes in any way theysee fit to any candidate they wish. There is no law stating that the representatives have to vote for who the people told them to. When the electoral college meets, the reps can vote for whomever they wish (except in that handful of states where state law mandates who they vote for)..
A lobby is a group that tries to get a Congressman to vote a certain way. They are also referred to as lobbyist.
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The candidate who gets the most popular votes wins that state's electoral votes in every state but Maine and Nebraska. In these states, the winner of each congressional district in the state gets one vote and the other two go to the overall winner. Winning the popular vote is a matter of convincing the voters in that state that you will do more them than will your opponent to deal with the matters that concern them. A position that wins votes in one state may lose votes in another, so campaign strategists try to figure out what positions will produce the most electoral votes.
They try to persuade people to vote for the candidate that best represent their interests.
They try to persuade people to vote for the candidate that best represent their interests.
I am not sure what you want to know. In order to vote, one has to register in advance with the local election officer. Then, you have to report at your assigned polling location on election day during the times the polls or open with the proper ID , or else, if allowed, vote early according to the rules, or else vote by absentee ballot, according to instructions. As for preparing to cast your vote, different people prepare in different ways. The way I think is best is to read as many newspaper and magazine articles as you can about the candidate, watch the debates and try to decide which candidate will do the most for the country. Others study the same way, but vote for the candidate who will do the most for their own self-interests. Some people vote for the best-looking candidate; some vote the way their spouses or friends tell them to; some always vote for the same party; some vote for the candidate whose moral or religious values are closest to their own. Some vote for the candidate is most like themselves, that is same race, same sex, same state, same ethnic group, or the same in some way that matters to them.
They simply vote in the elections for a Republican candidate to try to get them to win. As a political strategy they try to make their candidate seem moderate and the better choice then them Democrats.
They shouldn't.Requiring someone to vote is a removal of the freedom of choice.A person who does not want to vote, but is forced to do so, would probably not prepare well for his vote. In fact, he might even caST a protest vote for a poor candidate just to show his displeasure at having to vote.Also, how can you make people vote? What you going to do? Round up the non-voters and put them in prison? Try to collect fines from people who are on welfare? What about those who are sick, or incapacitated or have a good excuse for not voting? Are you going to hire a huge staff of people just to investigate the non-voters?
It was when the black people marched to try to get there right to vote.
I think (election) campaign is the phrase you are looking for. After a candidate is nominated he runs a campaign to try to convince voters to vote for him in the upcoming election.
Rock the Vote is a mission designed to try and increase engagement in political power in young people. Rock the Vote is trying to reinvigorate democracy and redefine citizenship.
understanding state regulations governing political parties
Rock the Vote is a mission designed to try and increase engagement in political power in young people. Rock the Vote is trying to reinvigorate democracy and redefine citizenship.
once people start giving u wedgies, they wont stop!!!!! so, why even try getting them to when they won't stop?????????????????
by killing people and giving them to the beast "sacrafice"