Opinion polls are made picking a portion of a population and asking them some questions about a given subject. These answers are, then, used to make an idea of what that population thinks about that subject.
The problem is the impossibility of asking the entire population what they think about the subject.
For example, 80% of the persons the poll interviewed agreed that studying is good as early as five years old. The opinion poll, then, will say 80% of the people from that location agreed to that studying starting from five years old is good. The persons asked totalize 5000, while the total population of that place is, for example, 100.000.
So, the statement that defines opinion pools is: opinion pools can give an idea of what a population thinks, but it might be misleading and can never be accurate enough.
It is called winner -take all system
founded on one of the fundamental principle of democracy, this system requires statesmanship from the losing candidate, a sacrifice that is not guaranteed. Most elections are bitterly contested and it is always possible for the losing side to feel disenfranchised which may lead to outbreak of clashes, as the losing side supporters feel cheated.
A typical case study is in the Kenyan election where tensions are always very high, especially when opposition leader Raila Odinga loss an election, as he is always unwilling to concede.
Wilbur Wright, born in Millville, Indiana on April 16, 1867, became ill
on a business trip to Boston in April 1912. Some have attributed his
illness to eating bad shellfish at a banquet.
After returning to Dayton,
he was diagnosed with typhoid fever. He
lingered in and out of
consciousness for several weeks until he died, at
age 45, in the
Wright family home on May 30, 1912.
Orville Wright, born in Dayton, Ohio on August 19, 1871, died on
January 30, 1948, over 35 years after his brother,
following his second
heart attack.
John T. Daniels, the Coast Guardsman who took the famous first-flight
photos in 1903, died the day after Orville Wright.
Both Wright brothers are
buried in the family plot at Woodland Cemetery
in Dayton, Ohio.
It was "c. President Roosevelt" who <span>made major contributions to environmental protection in the early 1900s, and it should be noted that this was Theodore Roosevelt--not his cousin Franklin. </span>
Cabinet members report to the President
