Yes, this is true, this is when there is not majority candidate after the elector's votes are counted.
The House can then vote on the three candidates that received the majority of votes. The winning president has to have the vote of the representatives of the majority of states.
is this an open ended question?
We as Americans are given rights by the constitution.
One being the right to vote. There are many people who are not registered to vote or simply choose not to. This isn't just about voting for the president. It's being involved in voting for the mayor in your area or the governor of you state etc.
Hope this helps.
For starters, the Declaration of Independence was the first step to establishing Americas own Constitution- as it had basically just established itself. The Declaration of Independence says we have certain unalienable rights such as Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. It also states that “All Men are created equal”, and lists a few grievances towards Great Britain as to why America is breaking apart.
The Constitution however, comes after that step. It established the basic laws/ principles of America. The Bill of Rights is included and mainly consists of individual rights- also known as the first 10 amendments. The constitution therefore gives outline to America and is known as the law of the land.
From the question given it is clear that students’ weight, in this research, functions as the dependent variable.
The research that Marco is conducting is an experimental study, since he wishes to know whether the length of time the children spent watching television would influence their body weight. In this case, <em>the independent variable</em> is the TV-watching time while <em>the dependent variable </em>is the body weight.
1. YOUNG VOTERS ACCOUNT FOR HALF OF THE VOTING POPULATION, MAKING THEM A POWERFUL POLITICAL FORCE.
2.YOUNG PEOPLE WERE HIT HARDEST BY THE GREAT RECESSION.
3. EVERY VOTE COUNTS.
4.THE YOUTH VOTE CAN SWAY THE ELECTION.
5. VOTES FROM YOUNG VOTERS CAN SWAY THE ELECTION.
