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Does Colorado Require a Majority to Win a Federal Office?
Exploring whether Colorado's election laws require a candidate for federal office to secure a majority of votes or if a simple plurality is enough to win.
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Does Arizona Require a Majority to Win a Federal Office?
Learn how Arizona's election system works for federal offices and why a candidate can win without securing over 50% of the vote.
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Does Delaware Require a Majority to Win a Federal Office?
Exploring whether Delaware requires a 50%-plus-one majority for federal elections or if a simple plurality is enough for a candidate to win.
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Scientists warn permanent daylight saving time could bring problems
While the Sunshine Protection Act remains stalled in the Senate, experts are warning that permanent daylight saving time could harm health.
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Why 15 Electors Refused to Vote for Kennedy or Nixon
The 1960 United States presidential election was a statistical anomaly, characterized by an incredibly narrow popular vote margin and a complex Ele...
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Does Georgia Require a Majority to Win a Federal Office?
Explaining Georgia's unique and consequential election law that requires a candidate to secure over 50% of the vote to avoid a runoff.
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Does Arkansas Require a Majority to Win a Federal Office?
Understanding whether a candidate needs a majority or a plurality to win a federal election in Arkansas reveals a key split in U.S. election law.
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The Closest Federal Election Held in Louisiana
Exploring the razor-thin margins, political drama, and lasting impact of Louisiana's most fiercely contested federal election.
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Nashville Tennessean
All hands on deck for a more civil America | Opinion
Harsh political rhetoric is hurting our nation. It is time to embrace civility and restore respect to our discourse.
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Does Alaska Require a Majority to Win a Federal Office?
Alaska's unique election system uses a top-four primary and ranked-choice voting. Here's how a candidate wins a federal office.
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The Latest: Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle resigns, vows to challenge allegations of improper conduct
Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned as ambassador to Greece following allegations of improper and possibly illegal conduct
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Westchester County Journal News
Check your fridge for these recalled Gatorade drinks
Over 120,000 cases of Gatorade are recalled in 37 states because they contain undeclared food coloring.
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