Political Changes in 18th Century England 
.... The Whigs of the 19th century put forth a reform platform that
won popular support - this is in fact what returned them to office - and during their first ....
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The Electoral College
.... College and its machinations became nationally prominent during the 2000 presidential election when Democratic Candidate Al Gore
won the
popular vote but lost ....
(1206
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Machiavelli's Prince & More's Utopia on Government
.... At this juncture, if he has not
won popular support by demonstrating to the people that he is a just, efficient, and generous ruler, then he will be lost ....
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Analysis of 2000 Presidential Election
.... are included only if they
won Electoral College votes (unless the Elector was faithless) or if they
won more than 10 percent of the
popular vote: Source: Dave ....
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ELECTIONS OF 1800 AND 1824
.... history. Here, the significance was that Jackson had
won the
popular vote, but lost because of this "corrupt" bargain. The backlash ....
(751
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The Electoral College
.... The unthinkable actually happened for the first time in the modern era: Democratic candidate Al Gore
won the
popular vote and lost the election. ....
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Presidential Election of 1876
The similarities between the two elections are many - in both, the candidate who
won the
popular vote lost in the electoral college, and in both the state of ....
(591
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The Presidential Election of 1876
The similarities between the two elections are many - in both, the candidate who
won the
popular vote lost in the electoral college, and in both the state of ....
(591
2
)
Federalist Questions
.... all system. Electors in all but 26 states must vote for the candidate or party that
won the
popular vote by law. Throughout the ....
(1507
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Machiavelli's Concept of New Prince
.... At this juncture, if he has not
won popular support by demonstrating to the people that he is a just, efficient, and generous ruler, then he will be lost. ....
(1614
6
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Presidential Elections of 1984 and 2000
.... The election of 2000 features the first time in 124 years that the candidate who
won the national
popular vote looks likely to lose the electoral vote that ....
(3685
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ANALYSIS OF THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS OF 1984 and 2000
.... The election of 2000 features the first time in 124 years that the candidate who
won the national
popular vote looks likely to lose the electoral vote that ....
(3685
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Western Popular Music Influence in Asia
.... of the Beatles and other groups from the 1960s has altered the
popular music scene in .... success and have often come long after the battle has been
won by Western ....
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Underlying Reasons of the Civil War There is a popular conception ...
There is a
popular conception regarding the cause of the Civil War, that the .... assume that taking this action would assure them freedom no matter which side
won. ....
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Who won the Vietnam War
In dealing with the question, "Who
won the Vietnam War?", the answer is not all .... As such,
popular support for the "western" South Vietnamese regime was scant. ....
(1347
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The Office of the President of the United States: An examination
.... 1824. Andrew Jackson actually
won the
popular vote, but Adams
won the job by a vote in the House of Representatives. Jackson charged ....
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The Electoral College
.... was the case in 1960 between John Kennedy and Barry Goldwater and in 1968 when Richard Nixon
won the presidency with only 43.4 percent of the
popular vote to ....
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Tiger Woods
.... he draws large crowds to a sport not known for being
popular among spectators .... Last week, Tiger
won his second Master's tournament, becoming the first golfer in ....
(1277
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The American Experience in Government
.... Now, if it should ever happen again that a President
won the
popular vote but lost the electoral vote, as happened several times during the nineteenth century ....
(1954
8
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Antebellum America as an Egalitarian Society
.... as to who would assumed the presidency fell to the House of Representatives, which decided in favor of Adams even though Jackson had
won the
popular vote ("The ....
(3775
15
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Metropolis & Birth of a Nation
.... Birth of a Nation is personal in its quality of vision and amazing in its scope of communication ability for it
won both
popular and critical response within ....
(879
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Beer Advertising: A Case Study
.... it captured both the most prestigious awards in advertising as well as becoming embedded in
popular culture: The Whassup campaign has
won practically every ....
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American Leaders
.... However, this victory
won him such
popular support, by 1828, "Old Hickory" as he was called, became president of the United States. ....
(2375
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POLITICAL CHANGES IN SLOVENIA SINCE 1989
.... says that, between 1990 and 1992, the parties of the left
won 37.1 percent .... democrats (SCD) remained relatively constant, but the share of the
popular vote of ....
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POLITICAL CHANGES IN SLOVENIA SINCE 1989 Introd
.... says that, between 1990 and 1992, the parties of the left
won 37.1 percent .... democrats (SCD) remained relatively constant, but the share of the
popular vote of ....
(2027
8
)
Rhetoric Strategy of Today's Politics
.... The Socialist Party
won the election in Spain by a mere 4% of the vote, 42% to the
Popular Party's 38% (Spanish 2004, 1). Part of the reason for this victory ....
(1015
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Rhetoric Strategy & Terrorist Attacks in Spain
.... The Socialist Party
won the election in Spain by a mere 4% of the vote, 42% to the
Popular Party's 38% (Spanish 2004, 1). Part of the reason for this victory ....
(1015
4
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Kennedy Inaugural
.... present on a very cold day in Washington DC Kennedy
won election by the narrowest margin ever up to that time and his defeat of the
popular vice-president ....
(2045
8
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US Involvement in Vietnam
.... Ho Chi Minh was the best-known nationalist leader in all of Vietnam, and the Vietminh had
won broad
popular respect for having led the struggle against France ....
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MATYAS RAKOSI This essay summarizes the life an
.... elections. They never in any reasonably free election thereafter
won more than 22 percent of the
popular vote (Hoensch 181). In ....
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