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What are five things Republicans stand for and 5 things the democrats stand for?
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What are the parties of the five party systems?
democrats, republicans, libertarians, conservatives and independents
What does the ditloid 5 TITA stand for?
Five things in the attic
What are the 5 things that the symbol of elements tell?
The five things the five elements stand for are # earth # fire # water # man # air
How many republican presidents vs democrat presidents in 50 years?
From 1960 to date. Republicans have won sevenpresidential elections, in 1968,1972,1980.1984,1988,2000, and 2004 and there were five different Republican Presidents,Nixon,Ford,Reagan,Bush41 and Bush43. During that same period the Democrats won six times, in 1960,1964,1976,1992,1996, and 2008 and there were four different Democrat Presidents, Kennedy,Johnson,Clinton and Obama.
What were the outcomes of the 2006 congressional elections?
The Republican Party lost control of both houses of Congress. In the Senate, the Republicans had a net loss of six seats, the Democrats had a net gain of five seats, and the Independents had a net gain of one seat. That put the Republicans and Democrats tied at 49 Senators apiece with two Independents. However, the Independents were caucusing with the Democrats, giving that party control despite the fact that the incumbent Vice President, the President of the Senate, was Republican. In the House of Representatives, the Republicans had a net loss of 27 seats, and the Democrats had a net gain of 30 seats. At the end of the 109th Congress, the Republican Party had a 229-203 majority in the House. At the beginning of the 110th Congress, the Democratic Party had a 233-202 majority in the House.
What is more common Democrat or Republican?
In the U.S. as of November 2012 there are more Republicans. About 50-60 million people are registered as Republicans. About 35-45 million people are registered as Democrats. Though Republicans lost the presidential race this year they have a huge majority among elected officials in our government controlling the House of Representatives. Having a 32-18 majority among elected governors and controlling over 2/3 of our states' legislatures.________________________________________________While there may be more Republicans in some political positions as noted above, it is not true in all positions, with Democrats as the majority in the Senate and, of course, Democrats won the Presidency. The more important numbers may be (or should be) that more VOTERS are Democrats than Republicans (which might explain current initiatives by Republicans to affect voter rights and opportunities with gerrymandering and Voter ID laws to prevent as many Democrats from voting).According to information from an article by Jason Easley for PoliticusUSA (a liberal organization): America is Not a Conservative Nation: More Voters Identify as Democrats than Republicans.This article says that in the most recent presidential election, 38 percent of voters called themselves Democrats, and just 32 percent called themselves Republicans. The article continues, "In 2008, it was Democrats at 39 percent and Republicans at 32 percent. Over the past five elections, only in 2004 were the two parties evenly matched at 37 percent each. In the other four elections, the Democratic advantage has been 4 points in 2000 when Al Gore won the popular vote but lost the Electoral College, 5 points in 1996, 6 points in 2012, and 7 points in 2008. This is certainly one reason why Republicans have lost the popular vote in five of the past six elections; generally there are more Democrats than Republicans. When the gap gets really wide, independents can't make the difference."The author writes that, "While 2013 isn't a golden age of liberalism, the popular rejection of the Republican/ conservative ideology in national elections dispels the notion that America is a conservative nation."The majority of the nation is currently considered center/left. Republicans are considered by many to have pushed themselves off the right side of the cliff by going too far into the extreme fringe. Easely writes that, "By understanding that America isn't a conservative nation, Democrats have embraced moderates and moved them and the country to the left...Conservatives aren't 'losing' the country. The country is moving forward without them."
Who is the us congressman representing stroud Oklahoma?
Oklahoma has five congressional districts, and therefore five congressmen: John Sullivan, Frank Lucas, Tom Cole, Ernest J. Istook, Jr., and Mary Fallin (all Republicans), as well as Brad Carson and Dan Boren (both Democrats).
What are five things you can get a bachelor's degree in science at UT?
UT is an abbreviation that can stand for many things to include colleges and universities in a variety of locations.
What is the most basic five differences between Republican and Democrats?
Not sure
What are some things that the acronym FFM might stand for?
The acronym "FFM" can stand for a variety of things, such as: Fuel Flow Monitor, Food For Medicine, and Field Force Management. However, the acronym "FFM" is commonly used to refer to the "Five Factor Model", which is directly related to the five distinct personality types.
What does NASFS stand for?
The acronym NFS can stand for many things. The top five meanings of NFS are Need for Speed, Network File System, Network File Sharing, Nationwide Financial Services, and Not for Sale.
Who is the State House Representative for Virginia?
Virginia has six democrats and five republican US House members.
