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Can you determine if someone voted or are voting records kept private?
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∙ 10y ago
Voting records only show whether or not someone voted in an election. The votes themselves are anonymous when entered. Voting records are private but they may be examined should voter fraud be suspected but only by members of the board of elections in the questioned jurisdiction.
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When did the process of voting become private?
It has always been private. US law prevents campaigning near a polling place, and that anyone interfere with a person voting.
How does legislators voting records influence the public opinion on the voting decsions of members of congress?
I would turn it around - how can we get congress to vote the way the people want? and how can i get records of which congressmen are voting the way opinion polls go, and which ones are defying us or voting just on party lines?
Congressional voting records?
How did the Kansas legislators vote on Oct 16, 2013
What balot means?
A ballot is the process of voting. This process is in writing where a person will either write someone's name or check the box next to the person's name that they want to vote for and it is done in private.
Which of these areas would include a study of the voting records of American Indians?
social sciences
What is the main purpose of electoral college?
Voting is for elections. and you vote for the candidate you wish to elect.
Who has the power to determine residency requirements for voting in national elections?
State Governments
Whose job is it to determine eligibility for voting?
The responsibility varies from country to country.
How does the IOC determine where the Olympics are held?
Voting takes place, to determine which city is in need of it the most and how well they could organize the event.
What makes U.S voting fair and private?
The Australian ballot
Deny voting privileges to someone who previously had this right?
disenfranchise
What does it mean to enfranchise someone?
To enfranchise is to give voting rights.
