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.
Contrary to what some people think, a group known as the electoral college is responsible for election. Based on the public voting in their state, the electoral college *should* vote for the person who wins the popular vote.
who the opinion polls say the most people think should win
The North had a larger population, AND a large chunk of the population in the South were slaves. In 1860, only white males could vote. Larger population = more votes, which means victory. The person above me is wrong. Our nation's elections are not determined by popular vote, they are determined by the electoral collegngfgnngfhdcsfehgbjgjhvfhgfe. There have been several instances that a president won the election without having the popular vote.
That was a compromise between those who thought that Congress should select the President and those who thought the voting public should elect him.
The 3 requirements include: be a Canadian citizen, be 18 years old or older on election day and reside in the electoral district. If you meet the 3 requirements you should be registered on the voters list to vote.
The three steps in the election process of representative council of learners (RCL) are step 1-The school should set up an electoral team for supervision throughout the election. Step 2-The electoral team should have a good selection process to make sure only suitable candidates that can cope with the responsibilities are elected. Step 3-The school Principal must make sure two RCL members participate on the school governing body.
Jackson supporters believed he should have won the election because they saw him as a champion of the common people and a defender of their interests. They admired his military background, his reputation as a self-made man, and his commitment to expanding democracy. They viewed him as an outsider who could challenge the entrenched political elite and bring much-needed change to the country.
The electoral system is criticized because individual votes do not really count in an electoral system. Some people think this is unfair, and that officers should be elected by the majority vote, not by the number of electorates.
To pick more people to vote for.
Q: What makes election democratic? Ans: Following are the reasons:- 1. Everyone should be able to choose.This means that everyone should have one vote and that vote must be counted as one. 2. There should be something to choose between.parties and canditates should be free to contest the election. 3.The canditate preferred by the people should get elected. 4. Election should be conducted in a free and fair manner where people choose as they really wish. *******************************************
Q: What makes election democratic? Ans: Following are the reasons:- 1. Everyone should be able to choose.This means that everyone should have one vote and that vote must be counted as one. 2. There should be something to choose between.parties and canditates should be free to contest the election. 3.The canditate preferred by the people should get elected. 4. Election should be conducted in a free and fair manner where people choose as they really wish. *******************************************
It is one of the most dangerous institutions in American politics today and should be abolished. The primary impact of the Electoral College is that it gives the citizens of some states more influence over the presidential election than citizens of other states.