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VOTING

VOTING. A right and a responsibility of citizenship. 18 years old U.S. Citizen State Resident Mentally Competent Not a convicted felon. VOTING: QUALIFICATIONS. Must register 29 days before the election at: DMV Registrar’s Office Mail in Application . VOTING: REGISTRATION.

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Voting. Mrs. Copa will explain why you should vote as well as why it is important!. Warm Up. •Is voting important to our democracy? •Why is voting so important to American democracy?

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Voting. 11/9/2011. Clearly Communicated Learning Objectives in Written Form. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: discuss and critically analyze political events in the United States government assess the 2010 and 2012 elections without resorting to partisan bickering. .

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Voting. Motor-Voter Law (1995). Register at DMV to vote Provide registration by mail Forms available to any state or f ederal office. Persons Denied the Vote. Persons who commit serious crimes People in mental institutions Dishonorably discharged from the military.

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Voting. Ch. 10. Warm up. 1. What kind of political party system do many democracies have? 2. What do you learn about by reading a party platform? 3. What is a political parties stance on a single issue called? 4. What is the main purpose of a political party?

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Voting

Voting. Qualifications, Rights, Behavior . Qualifications to Vote. Citizenship Undocumented immigrants are generally denied the right to vote, but any state could allow them to vote if it so chooses Residence Must be a legal resident of the state where you want to vote Age

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Voting. Why is voting so important to our democratic society?. Why is voting so important to our democratic society?. What is SUFFRAGE?. Another word for suffrage?. Who determines whether you can vote or not?. What is an electorate?. How did we get to this giant electorate?.

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Voting. The Election of 2008 and 2010. Office Hours. When Today- 11-2 Monday 10-2 And by appointment Doyle 226B. Learning Outcomes I. Evaluate how people develop political opinions and how this impacts their political behavior.

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VOTING. The History of Voting in America. Click image. Presidential Election V oter Turnout. Why do Americans vote on Tuesdays???. Click image. Voter Foul ups . Click image. Voter Fraud—OMG! Daily show first 30 seconds . Click image. Voting R estrictions in 2012?.

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Voting. Tatiana Cardoso Nicole Cabrera Stephanie Espinosa Adriana Gutierrez Robert Prieto JonathOn Warring. P.3. Voting. Voting is a constitutional right Eligible people may vote for president, V.P, senators, representative, governor, state legislature, and local officials,

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Voting. Ch. 10 Civic Responsibilities and Duties. Vocabulary. Civic Duties – things you are legally required to do Civic Responsibilities – things you should do but are not required to do

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Voting: . A Privilege or a Right?. The Power of the Vote. My vote is my voice . . .and the voice of all who struggled that I may have my voice. Lylda C. Obasi , college student The vote is the most powerful instrument ever devised by man for breaking down injustice . . .

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Voting. from the Declaration of Independence .

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Voting. Voters. Requirements 18+ US citizen Resident Non felon Registered informed. Direct Participation. Initiative Referendum recall. Civic Participation. Public hearings Forum Petition. Voting Laws. Right to vote 15 th 19 th More participation 17 th 24 th 26th

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Voting. A presentation by the League of Women Voters of Wayne County Eleanor Drake (retired Monroe #1 BOCES) and Sandra Keller (retired Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES). Legislative: Congress Congress can: Hold public hearings. Write and pass laws. Override presidential vetoes.

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Voting. Systems. Performance. Rating. Purpose:. openly. develop. useful, objective and substantially comprehensive. performance rating. standards. for US voting systems. P.L. Vora, B. Adida, R. Bucholz, D. Chaum, D.L. Dill, D. Jefferson, D.W. Jones, W. Lattin, A.D. Rubin,

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Voting. Using Mathematics to Make Choices. Voting Methods. 11.1. Use the plurality method to determine the winner of an election. Understand the Borda count voting method. Voting Methods. 11.1. Use the plurality-with-elimination method to determine the winner of an election.

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Voting

Voting. Voter Turnout in the United States 2012 – 57.5% (93 million eligible voters did not vote) 2008 – 63.3% 2004 – 60.4% 2000 – 54.2 % Minnesota – Highest voter turnout in the nation – 74.6% Hawaii – Lowest Voter turnout in the nation – 43.6%

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Voting. Qualifications. citizenship -- groups have been denied citizenship throughout our history……. 18 yrs old -- since 1970 – 26 th amend. legal residency in state where you live registration required – except N.Dakota. …..right to vote denied to ….

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