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The activity of choosing someone or something in an election.

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I was reading the history of the 13th Amendment. After creating the Emancipation Proclamation, Abraham Lincoln realized that he would need to amend the Constitution to truly end slavery. His attempts ...
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This is based on an Onion community post I saw a few days ago, with the headline of (paraphrased) "Person with 'I Vorted' badge believes polling station might not have been real after all". ...
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This question is related to this one. COVID brought voting by mail into the spotlight. What would it take to have the absolute right to vote by mail? Is it as easy as just amending the constitution, ...
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If a person moves in close proximity to the day of the election, is it possible they are rendered legally ineligible to vote in both their new and prior states of residency?
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Today I went to vote. I was told I couldn't vote with my t-shirt, which had a political statement on it that included the call to "abandon" one of the candidates by name. Is there a law that ...
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According to himself and various news sources, the owner of Twitter/X, Elon Musk, is seeking support to a petition called "Petition in Favor of Free Speech and the Right to Bear Arms" aka &...
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In my region (country India) election will happen in few days. Today few members from X party came to our house and asked for voter id of all family member. My dumb parents handed them all the voter ...
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If a person had a durable general power of attorney for another person as a result of that person being disabled but not incompetent, would it be legal to sign a ballot and cast a vote on their behalf?...
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Disclosure: I do not live in the USA and so am only picking up bits of American news from various places. What I'm picking up on is that one of the larger things in the United States is a legal ...
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This question is a kind of follow-up to a question on Minneapolis reddit. In short: Are there legal consequences in MN for voting in the opposing party's primary election with the aim of "helping&...
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I am not familiar with USA laws, but I saw that Maine and Vermont are the only states where felons never lose their right to vote. Is this true? Does that include all elections (I.e., local, state, ...
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Are there any international standards or declarations/conventions on prisoners' right to vote?
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Location: Michigan, United States Let's say we have two major political parties - let's call them YellowParty and PurpleParty. YellowParty obtains a list of reliable PurpleParty voters and sets out to ...
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Obviously this question was inspired by recent events in the United States, specifically the state of Georgia. It applies more generally though to any such case. I thought that in order to be a ...
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I'm thinking about a hypothetical scenario. Let's say someone wants to buy out your company (LLC if it matters) for $1 million. Let's say you annoy the buyers by requesting some equity in the company, ...
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