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Chapter 8.1,2 Review

Chapter 8.1,2 Review. 1. Presidential elections are held every _________ years. 1. 4. 2. How is the president elected?. 2. Electoral College system where citizens vote for electors then the electors meet and cast their votes for president. 3.

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WHS 2008 Presidential election results

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Mathematics

Mathematics. The study of symbols, shapes, algorithms, sets, and patterns, using logical reasoning and quantitative calculation. Quantitative Reasoning : Interpreting, understanding, making judgments, and applying mathematical concepts to analyze and solve problems from various backgrounds.

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How Hard Is It To Manipulate Voting?

How Hard Is It To Manipulate Voting?. Edith Elkind, Princeton Helger Lipmaa, HUT. Manipulation: Example. 99 voters, 3 candidates ( L iberal, U ltra-liberal, R oyalist). 49 voters prefer L to U to R. 48 voters prefer U to L to R.

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Is First-Past-The-Post Fair?

Is First-Past-The-Post Fair?. You can be elected with less than 50% of the votes. Parties can win lots of seats with a very small majority. There are no prizes for second place. Winner!!. Votes are wasted.

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Electoral College

Electoral College. Process of how we elect our Presidents We vote indirectly for a President Vote for an Elector who votes for you. Numbers. 538 Available Votes Each State has the same number of votes as they have people in Congress Oregon 7 votes (2 Senators + 5 Reps.) 538 Electoral Votes

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