Essays on Voting

Voting was established around the year 1776 in the United States of America, and only white men over the age of 21 and older with property had the right to vote during that date. Catholics and Jews were not permitted to vote at that time,...

In a month long undercover investigation, police arrested three men, seized drugs, cash, and weapons. One of the three men who was already a convicted felon was charged with felony drug and weapons charges which included possession of a firearm. In another case, an individual...

Last year, Russia targeted 21 states during the US election. Only one was breached into, but this still poses a threat to US election security. DRE machines are prone to hacking because they are connected to separate servers, and the information can be changed by...

With majority of Senate, State and Local Representatives are up for grab for the midterm election in November, it is certainly bringing the nation together. But 2018 midterm election will be remembered differently reaching national and international headlines everywhere. What makes this election “special” you...

Man is a social animal. He has a natural urge to live an associated life with others. Man needs society for his existence or survival. The human child depends on his parents and others for its survival and growth. The inherent capacities of the child...

Taking Nigeria as a case study, Ahmad et al. (2015) studied the challenges affecting the transition to e-voting adaptation in the country and went on to recommend a way forward. They identified major problems affecting elections to include missing names of some registered voters, intimidation...

Throughout the four years of high school, every year a 2 week-long event known as the “co-prime” or co-priminister election lead by student leadership class would give students an opportunity to cast their vote for their preferred candidate. This election would consist of four to...