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Nothing of course. But there is one consequence you can make yourself. Not voicing your opinion. If you do not vote, you can't complain with the results of the election. You could complain but you would fill with regret for not voting.
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What are the grandfather clauses examples of?
ways to prevent african americans from voting.
Who was the Roman official who registered the population for tax and voting purposes?
The Roman official who registered the population for tax and voting purposes was known as the censor.
What is another word for precinct?
Voting district
In compulsory voting an idea whose time has come what reason do opponents of compulsory voting give as to why it would not work in the US?
It would be too difficult to implement.
Voting specialists what are the consequences?
I have no clue what the answer is. Maybe we should all take Polisci
What happens if a citizen does not vote at all?
If a citizen chooses not to vote, it means they are exercising their right to abstain from participation in an election. In many democratic countries, voting is not compulsory, so there are generally no legal consequences for not voting. However, not voting means that the individual has missed an opportunity to have their voice heard and potentially influence the outcome of an election.
What consequences did a local jurisdiction face if they violated the Voting Rights Act?
A local jurisdiction that violates the Voting Rights Act could face legal challenges and court orders requiring changes to their electoral practices, as well as potential fines or penalties. In severe cases, the federal government could take over the administration of elections in that jurisdiction to ensure compliance with the law.
What relationship between citizenship and the right to vote?
It is a citizen's duty to vote. In these days, it is not just voting, but taking the time to sort out the reasons for making the choice you do, with consideration of consequences.
Is voting mandartory in voting in Mexico?
no
What does voting entrench?
Voting entrenched
Are there any consequence for voting?
only for NOT voting
Does voting cost?
No, voting is absolutely free.
What is voting phobia called?
fear of voting
What is Referendum voting?
Citizens voting directly on a proposed law
What are the cons of voting?
No cons of voting, just cons of uneducated/biased/racist/etc people voting
Voting based on what a candidate pledges to do in the future if elected is?
This is known as issue-voting or issue-based voting.
