# Fewer elected offices to fill would enable voters to better know the candidates. # Jobs that do not carry basic policymaking responsibility do not need to be elective offices. # Lengthy ballots often lead to a drop-off in voting near the bottom of the ballot, called voter or ballot fatigue.
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Groups offer special advantages to its individuals, like safety and strength. It is difficult for an individual to form an identity, but a group offers it. Groups generally keep their subjects united on common issues concerning their basic existence and faith. Religion, nationality, gender and even family are all examples of groups which unite people with common concerns. Grouping is a very common phenomenon seen in humans which runs down in a very complex way with groups within groups. Most of the wars in human history had been these giant groups of ideologies and faiths fighting against that of others, These have ended up with mass destruction and survival of the fittest. It still happens everywhere around with corporations fighting for markets internationally. In today's world, the individual identity has reduced and even from the time of our birth we belong to some groups which we don't even have the advantage to choose. The world has reduced itself to giant individuals that has collective intelligence of hundreds of people which make it almost impossible for an individual to survive. Understanding group behaviors is an very interesting field that concerns about loyalty towards the groups, decision making and other things that has not yet been completely explored.
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The only people who are not eligible to vote are those who have been convicted of a felony, those who are severly mentally disturbed, and people who are under the age of 18.
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The two largest groups of indigenous people living in the arctic Canadian regions, Alaska, and Greenland are Yupik and Inupiat. The term Inuit is often used to describe both peoples and is commonly accepted in Greenland and Canada but Eskimo is clearer term because the Yupik people do not speak the Inuit language. Both phrases distinguish those people of the arctic regions from Native Americans of more southern regions however the term Eskimo has been degraded in Canadian and Greenlandic areas and is often considered a racial slur.