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Category Archives: Republicans
How 2012 Helps Prospects for Reforming the Electoral College
The electoral college is one of the lingering undemocratic parts of American politics. Unlike almost every other country in the world, America elects its presidents not via the popular vote but rather via a strange system of “electoral votes” distributed … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Republicans
Tagged blue, Democrats, elections, electoral college, Politics, popular vote, red, reform, Republicans
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Cultural Differences Between Republicans and Democrats
The conventions show what the parties are like. They show the soul of the parties. Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Politics, Republicans
Tagged America, culture, Democratic National Convention, Democrats, Republican National Convention, Republicans
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How Rick Santorum Ended Up Getting 8% in Puerto Rico
All in all, as stated before, place any group under the right adversarial circumstances, and it will vote very strongly for one side and against another. Rick Santorum, with his English comments, put Puerto Ricans in a very adversarial circumstance. A few days later Puerto Rico gave his opponent ten times the number of votes Santorum won. Continue reading
The Demographics of America’s Governors: Place of Birth
This post will look at the demographics of America’s governors by place of birth, as of March 2012. Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Politics, Republicans
Tagged Democrats, demographics, governors, place of birth, Politics, Republicans, United States
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Romney’s Shifting Iowa Coalition
Mitt Romney has famously been running for president for the past four years. He seems to be having more success this time; at the moment, Romney is the unquestioned frontrunner for the Republican nomination.
A previous post analyzed Romney’s voting coalition based off of exit polls. Given that Romney also ran for president in 2008, there are also a lot of exit polls which provide information of Romney’s coalition in 2008. Continue reading
