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A person that is a U. S Citizen, 18 years or older, and has not committed a crime have the right to vote in the U. S. The rigth to vote is a civic duty, if you are not a citizen you do not have that right.
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If i dont vote who gets your vote?
If someone does not vote then they are not added to the poles and you have no say. If another person votes then that is there say and there rights.
How many americana will vote in November?
There is going to be alot of votes. So i dont know how i can help you.
What happens to you vote if you dont?
Nothing happens to your vote. If you don't vote there is just one less vote for them to count at the end of what is being voted for. EH... If you dont vote, then you dont vote! Nothing happens... 3XQ'S
How can you get votes for your competition?
the vote competitions
Why electroal Votes and what are they?
The electoral votes come from the citizens who vote within the states. The bigger the state, the higher the electoral vote. For example, California has 55 electoral votes. The president needs to obtain these votes for presidency.
How can you get votes on a Facebook poll?
You get votes on the Facebook poll, by telling your friends to vote for you.
What is the difference between electoral votes and popural votes?
electoral vote is the population of the state and and the amount of citizen that live state and popular votes is the amount of citizen that vote for a presidential election
Can you win all electoral votes if you have the popular vote?
Yes. You cannot win all electoral votes without having the popular vote.
How many votes are needed to pass a revenue in the US Senate?
A simple majority is all is needed . This means 51 votes if all the senators vote . 50 votes will suffice if the vice-president will vote in favor of the bill. However, in order to shut down debate and bring a controversial bill to a vote, that, to end a filibuster, requires a 60% vote in favor or 60 votes if all the senators vote.
Why should citizens vote if electoral votes not us elect the president?
The citizens of the United States do vote in a President. They vote for the President they want their state to vote for. Then their state votes for whoever got the most votes. Just because voting for US President is not done strictly by majority rule does not mean it is unfair.
Why should people vote if the election is determined by electoral votes?
The electoral votes are (more or less) decided by how many popular votes are cast for the candidates in various districts. So especially if you vote in a "swing state" and in an undecided district it is important to vote.
How does Italy vote?
when Italy votes it is like ours but they don't have to vote in privacy
