Essays on Elections

For many years voter suppression has been used as a way to stifle the voices of many people. Minorities are especially susceptible to being suppressed. Suppression is a tactic used to dispirit or stop a particular group from voting in hopes of swaying the outcome…

This paper will serve as a mini-proposal for a qualitative study. The goal will be to establish the reasons why ex-felons are still excluded from voting even after serving their time. In other words, the researcher will attempt to gather elements supporting or rejecting the…

Voting is a right that is given to Americans that allows them to express their opinions. This gives power to the people, allowing them to make influential decisions that help shape the future of the country. However, this given right is not always so accessible…

Our country revolves around voting and elections. Voting is how we voice our opinions and choose who we want to lead our communities, cities, states and country as a whole. We are told that even the voice of one individual can make an impact. Voting…

I feel as though our voting system is our greatest demonstration as a nation of democracy, once Russians put their tools to attack and influence our voting systems it takes away from the statement of “land of the free” and now the people are left…

This research uses several survey datas towards America’s federal election years between 1996 and 2004 to investigate and figure out the voting and registration behaviors of voters. Also this study focuses on and tries to answer the question that how does race/ethnicity affect the political…

After explaining the bureaucratic theory in my personal context, I will explain how a different individual can interpret this theory. In the section above, the theory has been viewed according to my beliefs, attitudes and values. However, it is a given fact that each individual…

The U.S. 2016 Presidential Election is an exciting and relatively unprecedented race with unique frontrunner candidates on each side – Hillary Clinton on the Democratic side running to become the first woman president, and Donald Trump, a billionaire thriving to become the first president with…

Voter Turnout: The Ins & Outs In the 2012 Presidential election between Democrat, Barack Obama and Republican, Mitt Romney, only 54.87% of the voting age population in the United States followed through with their civic duty (Peters). More recently, the 2016 election had more than…

Abstract The Bureaucratic system in today’s government is quite powerful. The ability to create and implement rules and regulations without congressional approval allows for an unprecedented control over many government agencies. But is the Bureaucracy strong enough to stand on its own with the 3…