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Each person is allowed one vote. The basic idea behind one citizen one vote principle is to help ensure that all citizens have the same amount of political voice. Of course this principle is significantly diluted by the fact that money is considered free speech, allowing those with more money to have a greater influence on political discourse.
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What is the percentage of voter who has actually cast their votes?
to win an election is it necessary for a person to secure more than half the votes polled
How many votes did Donald Trump get from Missouri?
Donald Trump received 1,594,511 votes to Hillary Clinton's 1,071,068 votes, winning Missouri's 10 electoral votes.
How many votes did Donald Trump get from Mississippi?
Donald Trump received 700,714 votes to Hillary Clinton's 485,131 votes, winning Mississippi's 6 electoral votes.
How many votes did Donald Trump get from Minnesota?
Donald Trump received 1,322,951 votes to Hillary Clinton's 1,367,716 votes, losing Minnesota's 10 electoral votes.
How many total votes were cast for the final performance show in 2007?
About 1,384,834,543 Votes.
After an elector is selected by the votes of the people the elector.?
usually votes for the candidates who favored by the voter of the state
A person who votes in a presidential election but does not vote for a congressional candidate in the same election is called what?
A person who votes in the presidential election but does not vote for a congressional candidate in the same election is known as an independent voter. Another name for an independent voter is unaffiliated voter.
Who is person who elects someone?
A voter votes and elects people into office.
Why is voter apathy a problem in US?
people feel that their votes don't matter
What is an apathetic citizen?
a voter with little interest in voting and just votes for the heck of it a voter with little interest in voting and just votes for the heck of it
What is the percentage of voter who has actually cast their votes?
to win an election is it necessary for a person to secure more than half the votes polled
What is A person who votes in a presidential election but does not vote for a congressional candidate is known as?
an independent voter
What term is used for the percentage of eligible voters who cast their votes?
Its called Voter turn out
When a voter is absent from his or her home district on election day and votes by special ballot its called?
absentee voting.
What is the meaning of voters?
One who votes; one who has a legal right to vote, or give his suffrage; an elector; a suffragist; as, an independent voter.
Someone who votes for all the democrats on a ballot is voting a?
This is generally referred to as "voting a party ticket" where a voter simply checks each person affiliated with the party he or she is allied with and votes for them regardless of their merits.
How does education affect voter turnout?
Education plays a large role in voter turnout. Typically the more educated a population is, the higher the voter turnout. There is a larger interest in the political happenings of a community when there is advancement in education. This is not to say the uneducated or less educated individuals do not vote, the trend is, however, that the higher the general education level is in a population the more likely they are to vote.
