Essays on Elections

Max Weber, who was also referred to as the German sociologist[A1] , suggested that bureaucracy is a constitution of well-organized hierarchies that are necessary in the maintenance of law and order, elimination of favoritism and maximization of efficiency. The word bureaucracy is a borrowed word from the field of sociology...

1. Cancela, Joao, and Benny Geys. Explaining voter turnout: A meta-analysis of national and subnational elections. Electoral Studies 42 (2016): 264-275. In this book, Cancela and Benny analyzes how the use of capital influences voter turnout in elections. They postulate that the more money used for campaigns, the more...

Since the 1980s, the US voter turnout has been on a constant decline after every election. The average voter turnout during this period has ranged from 48% to 57%, a trend that significantly threatened democracy. Democracy postulates that majority in any political setup should always rule, however in a situation...

The election and voluntary recognition performed by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) differ significantly. The distinction is that the NLRB certifies a workers union chosen through an election while not doing so with one that was created as a result of voluntary registration. (Craig 62). Employment terms are mandatory topics...

The primary event in the Appalachia timeline shown in the table below is the Civil War. It lists important local occurrences along with the dates on which they took place. Number Date Important Civil War Event Lincoln is elected president of the United States on November 6, 1860. The Upper South secedes on January...

It has been more than a decade since American presidential candidate Ross Perot mentioned a huge sucking sound to America. According to him, offshore outsourcing of American jobs is a problem that must be addressed. Currently, there is a lot more sucking sound, especially in high-tech jobs. The...

California voters approved Proposition 103 in 1988. It was about "prior permission" of policyholders from California's Department of Insurance before any insurance company could implement property, car, casualty, and business insurance rates. Most consumers were concerned about the huge increase in vehicle insurance throughout the 1980s, and campaigners argued that...

The Impact of Bureaucracy in Catch-22 The Catch-22 film is based on the experiences of John Yossarian, a successful air force pilot. The clip discusses the impact of war and the bureaucracy that governs it on everyday people. Men's activities in battle are dictated by rules that have nothing to do...

Venezuela's Humanitarian Crisis Venezuela's situation might be described as a humanitarian crisis because so much has happened during the election period in 2016. Poverty has increased, the economy has depreciated, and the political crisis has worsened. With this in mind, this country ranks as one of the worst in South America...

Popular 1972 movie "The Candidate" The Candidate is centered on American politics. It concerns the different factors that affect elections for governmental positions and have an impact on campaigns. Senator Crocker Jarmon, the incumbent, is a well-known and popular figure. He is opposed by Bill McKay, the contender, a dynamic and...

CNN 2016 Election Night Coverage CNN 2016 Election Night Coverage was CNN’s coverage of the 2016 US general elections, which included the presidential election. With the assistance of other CNN correspondent journalists based in several American states, including Georgia, Carolina, Kentucky, and other states, the program was anchored by Van Jones,...

Elections and Election Fraud Elections are held by nations to select leaders who will speak for them in addressing their needs and promoting growth and development. Everyone wants an election that is fair and free, but this does not always occur. Many nations throughout the world have been affected by election...