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Democratic Party
In the US, a Democrat is a member of the Democratic Party, one of the two primary political parties. Its progressive and social liberal platforms are considered center-left in the US political system.
1,336 Questions
Why was the Amnesty Act of 1872 significant?
The Amnesty act was important because it allowed ex-Confederates to vote again and increased the Democratic Party at the time.
Who ran for President in 1962 for the democrats?
John F. Kennedy from Massachusetts ran with Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota for the Democrats in 1962
What are the two parties of the United States?
republican and demacratic
my answer is: there are over a hundred registered political parties in the U.S.
What is the full form of PRINCE?
PRINCE Projects In Controlled Environments (UK project management methodology)
PRINCE Protection, Rest, Ice, NSAIDs, Compression, and Elevation
PRINCE Prospects of Injured Children
Each state has its own rules for Independent or third party candidates. Usually the deadlines are the same for these and for the two big parties, but many of these deadlines to file or to become eligible to file as in the case of third parties are not well known by the general public.
The best way to get an answer you can actually use is to call the Secretary of State's office in your state capital and ask what the rules are.
Many states have levels of government that are non-partisan where party affiliation is not required, or even noted, in elections.
What countries are making progress to establish democrat in spite of the legacy of colonial rule?
South Africa
How much do rich people spend?
There is no single answer to that. Different rich people spend different amounts of money. Some have more money to spend than other rich people. Some have lots, but still don't spend much. It will depend on things like how much they have, how they like to spend, what they like to buy and so on.
What is the democratic view on prayer in schools?
The American Constitution provides for what is often described as a "wall of separation between church and government." This means that the government in the form of public schools cannot organize religious events for their captive audience (the students.)But no individual is prevented from entering into non-disruptive
prayer. Disruptive prayer isn't prayer after all.
Further, school groups and clubs can be prayerful within public facilities as long as they are a recognized school group and individuals speaking at school events (such as graduation) can pray in public (even though for Christians such prayer is discouraged by the Bible.)http:
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What kind of country Bhutan is democratic or autocratic?
Both. In the eye of outside world its democratic but people inside the country are still feeling autocratic govt.
Why are democrates and republicans so dominant in elections?
Good question. Other systems, parliamentary systems for example, have many more political party opportunities than simply two. Of course Americans are not mandated to have two political parties and there are other 'third' parties. Like the Green Party and the Libertarian Party.
Americans either, just like it that way and are loathe to change, or really don't pay a lot of attention to politics in general.
What state is known as the blue star state?
Texas is sometimes referred to as the Blue Star State in politics, when discussing the rising trend of Democratic (Blue) voting in Texas.
