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1. AL Prediction on Demographics
   ... It seems, based on the demographics of Alabama, that the state will vote Republican, in favor of George W. Bush, in the upcoming 2000 election. ...
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2. Illinois District 17 House Race 2002
   ... First off, the district is 93 white, that is usually and indicator that they will vote republican. The district also ranks in the ...
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3. Voting in America
   ... Your family, coworkers or friends, are the voteramp39s affiliations. People over 50 usually vote Republican, while nonwhites usually vote Democratic. ...
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4. Republican
   ... Tell them Fridayamp39s vote is a vote that matters to you ... You can also help Republican National Committee efforts to pass the Presidentamp39s budget and tax relief plan ...
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5. Political Parties and Interest Groups
   ... For example, a Democrat can vote in the Republican primary and vice versa. ... Republicans can only vote in the Republican primaries and Democrats the same. ...
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6. third party politics
   ... Perot ran for President under his newly founded partyamp39s banner many people did vote for him as an alternative to the Democratic and Republican Party candidates ...
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7. Comparisson Between Democratic and Republican Parties
   ... Republicans cultivated the Grand Army of the Republic and urging them to ampquotvote as you shot.ampquot Another theme for the Republican campaign was prosperity. ...
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8. The Two Party System
   ... If the voter is conservative, and he doesnamp39t know much about certain candidates, he could just vote for the Republican candidate. ...
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9. Voting In The United States
   ... The Largest change of the Southern voters occurred in 1960 when ampquotthe southern white Protestant presidential vote went Republicanampquot Wayne p62. ...
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10. Nation of Immigrants
    ... that they want to live in a nation where they can believe in whatever religion it is they want to believe in or whether they can vote Republican or Democratic. ...
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11. Battle Royal
    ... They will continue to vote republican even though they are democrats at heart, knowing that this could hurt their people. These ...
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12. How Representatives Place Their Votes
    ... For Democrats: The Republican vote stays consistent in all districts while Democratic votes seem to shift as house value decreases. ...
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13. Debates on Tax Cuts
    ... before the Ways and Means Committee. The debate ended with a 223208 vote and a Republican win. Their tax cut proposal called for ...
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14. Divided government
    ... If someone feels that the Democratic agenda isnamp39t completely to their liking, they can give their vote to a Republican for Congress. ...
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15. Andrew Johnson
    ... like felons are today that is they were denied the future right to vote or be ... pardons would have to promise to support the President and his Republican party ...
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16. Affects of 3rd Party Systems
    ... Perot ran for President under his newly founded partyamp39s banner many people did vote for him as an alternative to the Democratic and Republican Party candidates ...
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17. The American Two Party Political System
    ... Douglas was the Northern Democrats candidate, Abraham Lincoln was the Republican candidate, and Bell was ... Abraham Lincoln won with only 40 of the popular vote. ...
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18. Reading Report of Profiles in Courage by JFK
    ... The Republican party tried everything from threats to bribes to win his vote, but he either ignored or refused all that they could throw at him. ...
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19. Electoral Reform
    ... twentyfive votes, eighty percent of the popular vote supports the democratic nomination, whereas the other twenty percent went for the republican nomination. ...
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20. Demise of the John McCain Crusade
    ... McCain had won, where he had ampquotwon the Democratic vote 18 of total vote by a 4 to 1 ratioampquot but Bush had ampquotgot about two thirds of the Republican vote.ampquot As Ari ...
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21. Reconstruction
    ... legislatures. After gaining black suffrage, black men constituted nearly eighty percent of the Republican vote in the South. Unfortunately ...
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22. The Republican Party
    ... Republicans would go on to lose the election, they did garner 33 of the vote. Four years later Abraham Lincoln would be elected the first Republican president ...
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23. American Voting Behavior
    ... the democratic, rather than republican party. Although a greater percentage of Democrats than Republicans choose not to vote Consequently, characteristics of ...
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24. 2000 North Carolina Gubernatorial election
    ... swung to Vinroot as undecided voters were swept up in a republican surge lead ... Mike Easley receiving 1,492,170 votes or 52 percent of the vote Richard Vinroot ...
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25. American Two Party System
    ... Douglas was the Northern Democrats candidate, Abraham Lincoln was the Republican candidate, and Bell was ... Abraham Lincoln won with only 40 of the popular vote. ...
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26. a complex profile of a congressman
    ... Republican vote totals are consistently high there. In 1996, Bob Dole won the overall district with 63, his best showing in the state. ...
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27. Reconstruction Act
    ... where there were a larger number of blacks, they were convinced to vote Democratic or ... Republican presidential candidate Rutherford B. Hayes won this election. ...
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28. American reconstruction
    ... have less power if they didnamp39t let the black men vote. Once again, the President rose against a decision but they returned to a 3 to 1 Republican majority in ...
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29. An Old Fashion Dog Fight in the Big Apple
    ... While in presidential politics the Empire State tends to vote Democratic, in state politics voters have trended Republican.8 New Yorkers elected Republican ...
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30. The civil war
    ... concessions. Rutherford B. Hayes Republican candidate 1876. ... Literacy test had to be able to read and understand the law in order to vote. Poll ...
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