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Each individual that is voting has a weighted vote dependent on how many people they are representing. This means that there is a total number of votes that is greater than the actual number of people present. In order to pass, a vote must pass a percentage threshold that is based on the total number of votes represented.
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Which statement about national conventions is most accurate?
if initial convention voting doesn't show a majority, delegates can change their votes
What is an example of majority rule?
One example of majority rule is the democratic voting system. The candidate with the most votes gets the delegates in the state and wins the election.
Who determines who holds the postition of the speaker of the house?
The House of representatives.
What argument best responds to citizens who do not vote because they feel that no political candidates speak for them?
voting will help candidates reflect citizens' interests
What is another term for majority whip?
Another term for majority whip is enforcer. Their responsibility is to ensure that elected representatives of their party attend important voting sessions and vote according to official party policy.
