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How do you think voters would respond if the House of Representatives were to decide the outcome of a presidential election?
It depends on the party. Republicans would jump for joy, since democratic voters are isolated in cities (for example, Trump won 91% of districts in the country, while losing the popular vote!). Democrats would hate it, as there base is in cities, which only takes up about 1/10 of the country
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Which part of the Government was instituted to respond most directly to the will of the people?
The institution of ombudsman was designed for this purpose.
Is online election campaigning responsive?
No. People see the information and generally don’t respond.
What was Lyndon B. Johnson respond to the troubles in 1968?
He wanted out; he refused to run for re-election.
How did President Johnson respond to the expanded power of the Radical Republicans after the election of 1866?
He vetoed the Radicals' reconstruction bills.
Does the Queen respond to mail?
The Queen typically does not personally respond to all the mail she receives due to the high volume. However, some official correspondence may receive a reply on her behalf from her staff or representatives.
What is the effect of a president's vote and how can Congress respond?
A president's vote, often in the context of a tie-breaking vote in the Senate, can decisively influence the outcome of legislation. This vote underscores the president's role in shaping policy and reflects their priorities. Congress can respond by adjusting its legislative strategies, such as introducing new bills, negotiating compromises, or rallying support to override presidential vetoes if necessary. Ultimately, the interplay between the president's vote and Congress can significantly impact the legislative landscape.
How many times can a representatives?
who knows, and who really cares? Update: If you don't know the answer, don't respond. A representative can be reelected any number of times.
What directive establishes policies to strengthen the preparedness of the US to prevent and respond to actual domestic terrorist attack major disasters and other emergencies?
Directive - 8Homeland Security Presidential Directive-8Directive 8Directive 8
What was a major flaw in the articles of confederations idea for the position of president?
The presidential powers were weak and made it to difficult for members of Congress to respond to national emergencies
What was the major flaw in the articles of confederations idea for the position of president?
The presidential powers were weak and made it to difficult for members of Congress to respond to national emergencies
How did southern states respond to the Lincoln's election?
They seceded from the Union, and the US Civil War, followed.
Why did the southern state respond to the election of 1860 by seceding from the union?
Because not a single Southern state went for Lincoln and he represented a threat to their very nature of life.
