There are many types of ballots used in real-life elections, ranging from the simple to the exotic . (a) Research other types of ballots; how, where, and when they are used; and what are the arguments for and against their use. (b) Based on your research in Part (a) and what you learned in class, […]
Primary post due by Thursday at 11:59 p.m. | Responses due by Saturday at 11:59 p.m. Now that we have had a chance to learn about some of this week’s material. It’s time to start talking about it. Instructions Contribute your primary post to our discussion by Thursday, 11:59 p.m. In your post please include […]
The Voting Process and Voter Fraud This paper is for a public policy and legislative process course. The paper requirements include: two-typed pages of text, single spaced, 12 point Times New Roman font, and three references cited on the third page in a citation of your choosing as long as it is consistent (MLA or […]
America has an interesting assortment of minor political parties. Use this Directory of U.S. Political Parties https://www.politics1.com/parties.htm and select two Third Parties from the list that you would like to learn more about. Choose at least one of the “Big Three” Third Parties. Explore their sites and answer question. Summarize information in your own words. […]
Campaign Finance/Outside Spending Analysis This paper requires students to research the sources of funding for the two major political parties. Using FEC data ,provide an overview of funding sources for the Democrats and Republicans. This should include money raised by the national party organizations (RNC, DNC) and related organizations such as the congressional campaign committees. […]
Down Ballot and Split Ticket Voting in the 2020 Elections Write a 1,200 word essay on the media coverage of Down Ballot and/or Split Ticket Voting in the 2020 Presidential Election using conservative sources (FoxNews etc.) The point of the paper is to analyze/comment on the way that conservative sources explained the occurrences of Down […]
In the past, critics frequently charged that there were very few differences between the two major parties. Is that true today? What do you think the Republicans and the Democrats stood for in the 2016 presidential election?
first part: News websites such as www.cnn.com and www.foxnews.com frequently poll their visitors on current event topics. A good example of this is when websites ask visitors who they plan to vote for in an upcoming presidential election. The results of these surveys are then posted online. Sometimes, the results of online polls are also […]
