0
What else can I help you with?
What state is Democrat?
One that typically votes for candidates that belong to the Democrat party, instead of the Republican party.
What's a democratic state?
One that typically votes for candidates that belong to the Democrat party, instead of the Republican party.
Why isn't the Democratic Party made up of Democratics instead of Democrats?
Because Democratic is an adjective. Democrat is the noun form of that word. On the other hand, Republican is both an adjective and a noun, hence why members of the Republican Party are Republicans.
Is johnathan Karl a democrat or republican?
Jonathan Karl is a journalist and the chief Washington correspondent for ABC News. While he is known for his political reporting, he does not publicly align himself with either the Democratic or Republican party. Instead, he aims to maintain objectivity in his reporting and analysis of political events.
The electoral college encourages candidates to campaign only in what states?
The Electoral College itself does not encourage any particular style of campaigning.What matters is that the individual STATES typically allot electoral votes on a "winner take all" basis. (Some, such as Maine, allot electoral votes on a congressional district-by-district basis.)So, since California was clearly going to go to the Democrats and Texas to the Republicans, neither presidential candidate campaigned there. Both candidates focused their attentions on the "battleground" states that could have voted either way.If California were to allot electoral votes on a district-by-district basis, then instead of Obama getting all of California's electoral votes, Obama would have gotten about 60% of them, and McCain would have received the rest. (In California, the big cities vote overwhelmingly Democrat, while the central valley and mountain districts are strongly Republican.)
Did Ohio vote Republican or democratic?
Ohio is a swing state, and has often decided the result of elections. In 2004, George Bush won Ohio by a margin of 120,000. Had 60,000 Bush voters voted for Kerry instead, John Kerry would have carried the State and won the electoral vote.
How many vote did Donald trump get?
Donald Trump received 304 electoral votes, receiving 62,984,825 votes to Hillary Clinton's 65,853,516 votes. 2 faithless Republican electors voted instead for Ron Paul and John Kasich.
How many electoral votes did Hillary Clinton get from Hawaii?
Hawaii had 3 electoral votes in 1960, and 4 for the rest of the Presidential elections. Hawaii has tended to vote Democratic, voting for Republicans only in 1972 (Nixon) and 1984 (Reagan). In all, Hawaii has cast 51 electoral votes, 43 for Democratic candidates and 8 for Republican candidates.
What happened in South Korean history in 1987?
South Korea changed from a military run government to a democracy. : )
Where can one learn about what the electoral register is?
One of the best places is the electoral commission. They have a good website, with lots of information. The electoral register is for registration for voting individually instead of by household and will take effect in 2014.
What could booth have done instead of shooting Abraham Lincoln?
Voted Democrat.
Why does the US use electoral votes instead of popular votes?
Read the US Constitution - it's all there.
