Archive: voting

• A Reformed Electoral College by Anthony Raisley

  February 28, 2022

  What do Presidents Trump, George W. Bush, Harrison, Hayes, and John Quincy Adams have in common? All were elected President of the United States without receiving the majority of the popular vote. Voters will recall the 2016 and 2000 elections as the most recent examples.

  Categories: Spring 2022, The Gnovis Blog Tags: 2020 presidential election, amendment, electoral college, trump, voting

• Is 2020 the year voting registration goes digital?

  By es1469 November 4, 2020

  By Anna Hoffman Few things about this election feel familiar, but as always there is a new batch of voters turning 18 and participating in their first presidential election. The members of this la

  Categories: 2020, The Gnovis Blog Tags: digital, voter behavior, voting

• Apathetic toward Apathy?

  By MRazavi October 24, 2011

  [caption id="attachment_2953" align="alignnone" width="550" caption="Since 1294, in the canton of Appenzell, Switzerland, citizens assemble in the town square to practice direct democracy. Their asse

  Categories: 2011, The Gnovis Blog Tags: American Dream, democracy in america, elections, Political Participation, politics, Politics and Society, presidential rhetoric, US Elections, US Presidential Elections, voter behavior, voter turnout, voting