There are two fundamental principles shared by the defenders of the consumer movement:
1- That we are all consumers, everyday and everywhere
2- That we are not always represented or we are taken into account
3- Ensure that they are treated in a safe, fair and honest way
They believe that many consumers, around the world, still lack basic protections. As the world has become globalized and digitized, changes in the global marketplace are leaving behind consumer protection. Consumers are generally left at a disadvantage confronting companies and governments, exposing themselves to unsafe, unfair or unethical practices.
In all American states, the governor is directly elected by the people.
Voters in the state usually register with one party (Republican, Democrat, or Independent), and during <u>primaries</u>, cast their vote for the candidate who will run for governorship for this party.
During the following <u>general election</u>, the winners of these primaries face the winners for the other parties.
A governor's term is 4 years, except in Vermont and New Hampshire, where it is 2 years. In most states, there is a limit of 2 consecutive terms.
We are what makes the earth. Our actions are what shapes the world and yourself. For an example: If everyone recycled we could reuse certain materials and make the earth less polluted. It's up to you to have the future of your planet be the way you want it to be.
