electoral process

Full Story here. On one hand, these seems like this could keep one dominant part in power. On the other hand, it could maybe open the door for some third-party candidates. Any thoughts?

Why are a large amount of elections around the world held every four years? Is it perhaps too short, leading to desperate popularising attempts to get Government departments to improve their individual fields within that time cycle (Even if it would be better for the system to move at a slow...

This November, Coloradans rejected a Constitutional amendment that would have assigned Colorado's electoral votes proportionally by the popular vote in the state. If every state did this, how different would the election have been? Of course, if this had actually been the case, the strategies...

Interesting site. The idea is that a "safe state" Kerry supporter gets paired with a swing state "third party" sympathizer. The Kerry supporter then votes third-party while the third-party sympathizer votes Kerry. The idea is to get Kerry elected and, in return, third parties get more votes...

Yes, the great state of North Carolina, the state which flat out ignored Constitutionally valid votes for Ralph Nader in 2000, drew "safe" districts which, had it not been for the Libertarian Party, would have resulted in half of the General Assembly seats being uncontested, and has the third...