Presidential memorandum

democratic opponent Al Gore in the Electoral College with 271 electoral votes to Gore’s 266 votes. i. However Al gore beat Bush in the popular vote by receiving almost 700,000 more votes. 1. I got this information off of Dave Leip 's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections on USelectionatlas.com ii. This phenomenon also occurred in the most recent 2016 election between the republican’s Donald Trump and the democrat’s Hillary Clinton. 1. This election however wasn’t as close as the 2000 election. Donald

have many different religions. Despite the diversity in my school, our political views are quite similar especially due to our geographical position in the U.S. where this region is mostly democratic. Last year in my history class when the 2016 presidential election was going on, my teacher hated Donald Trump with a passion. He felt that he was not suitable to be the U.S. president and that Hilary Clinton would’ve been an exceptional president if she was elected. My school is in Elizabeth, New Jersey

The central question that my research paper is trying to answer is why do some states vote drastically different at the state level verses the federal level? I am particularly looking at the differences between Gubernatorial and Presidential races in the time frame of 1980 to 2016. Despite our hyper partisan political climate, there are numerous examples of states who in the most recent election voted heavily for Hillary Clinton (Maryland, Massachusetts, Vermont) or Donald Trump (Montana, Louisiana)

In 2015, Charles Campbell gave a TED Talk about language, symbols, and the connotations we give them. Charles is a successful person, he is a musician, poet, author, and a Professor at Bryant & Stratton college. His TED Talk brought up valid points that everyone could agree with such as connotations that go along with words, colors, or flowers, nothing too serious. He also asks the audience about what connotations or stereotypes they would affiliate with the term black male, the crowd giving him

Back in 2015, President Barack Obama issued a, Flood Protection Regulation which will enhance those flexibility for groups that is more national holdings against those effects of flooding. These effects would foresee to expansion about weather because of the impacts for the environmental change and other dangers. Misfortunes brought by flooding influence the environment, what is more state funded wellbeing furthermore safety, each from claiming which influences our national security. Hurricane Harvey

system with Russia, etc. Trump had a total of 62,979,636 votes losing to Clinton in the 2016 race for presidency. But the thing that “matters the most” (not the people of America) but the electoral votes, pushed Trump to presidency. In the 2008 presidential vote, Obama gained 69,498,516 votes outnumbering his competition, John McCain by almost 10 million. Also, outnumbering McCain by electoral votes (365-173). To sum up, Obama and Trump have a lot of differences, differences that I could continue

In recent years, media has really had an impact on how people see the world. A technology driven society is emerging because people are hooked to their phones and social media handles. And while there is nothing inherently wrong with social media as a whole, there are definite issues with the credibility of the things shared on social media. Largely as a result of social media engagement, there has been a rise in both fake news and the use of click bait. Titles such as “Pope Francis shocks world

The Electoral College: A College We Can All Get Behind After every American presidential election, some citizens are upset with the results, but nothing has been seen quite like the 2016 election. On November 8, 2016, Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton via the Electoral College, 306 votes to 232 votes (“2016 Election Results”). Clinton, however, won the national popular vote by almost three million votes, leaving many Americans outraged. Outgoing Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) even attempted to

Constitution to abolish the Electoral College in favor of a direct popular vote of the nation to elect the president. The Electoral College has proved to the population that it can provide a consistent and effective process of the conduction U.S. presidential elections for the most of the nation’s history. It is important to be knowledgeable. To accept and appreciate its importance.

electors to the winning presidential candidate. The electors meet in their states, where they cast their votes for President and Vice President on separate ballots. The President-Elect who wins the majority of electoral votes then will take an oath where he swears to run office and is sworn in as President of the United States. This happens on January 20th in the year following the election. Aside from Members of Congress, anyone may serve as an elector. In each presidential election year, a group