Different municipalities and organizations may have different types of voting systems. If you’re planning for a union vote or a school board vote, you may be wondering what the best voting system is. There really is no “best,” but different types do suit different organizations and populations better. Read on to learn more: First-Past-The-Post Voting… Read more »
The surge of the Internet when it was developed created a new revolution for people everywhere. Now with advanced technology, we can do virtually everything online from computer to tablet and smartphone. The Internet allows us to balance check books, pay bills, make appointments, order take-out, purchase groceries, obtain medical records, shop for occasions, keep… Read more »
When you first register to vote, you will be asked to choose which political party you want to be affiliated with. Of course, we know most about the two major parties—Democrat and Republican—but there are also several other third parties to consider, as well. Plus, you can even be unaffiliated with a political party. But… Read more »
As citizens of the United States, it is important for all of us to understand the history of our country’s democracy. Though we all take US History in high school, there is a historical story that most of us probably don’t know: the history of voting machines. The first voting machines The history of voting… Read more »
When you’re a part of a homeowner’s association, you have to realize that you have a vote, which means you have a voice in what happens in your neighborhood. But what, exactly, does that look like? Read on to learn more: You will vote on a wide range of topics When you vote, that vote… Read more »
When you’re living with a disability, voting can become a very challenging task. In fact, thousands of polling places in the U.S. were not compliant with federal laws for disabled voters during the last election. Many voting areas are inaccessible and require the use of stairs and lack a ramp or elevator. The Benefits of… Read more »
Election Day is almost here. As such, you’re likely gearing up to vote for your preferred candidates. However, voting isn’t always as simple as just walking into a voting booth. Here, we discuss what you should and shouldn’t do on Election Day: DO…double-check your polling place While there are multiple polling places in your area,… Read more »
The 24th Amendment gives us the right to vote. As an American right, citizens pay close attention to those who run for office, ensuring they are the best candidate to lead our nation into a bright future. Not all leaders are up to the task of running for office for the right reasons, however. As… Read more »
Company-wide surveys are necessary for getting perspectives from work staff for implementing changes to the work place, policies, clients, etc. In order to maintain a positive work environment, surveys give employees a chance to discreetly express their opinions and vote on the issues that affect their job. Why Have Company-Wide Surveys? Even the largest and… Read more »
Many states across the country have voter ID laws. However, with so many different rules and regulations in place, it can be difficult for voters to know what they to do to vote. Here, we discuss the basics of voter ID laws so you can take the proper steps to get into the voting booth… Read more »
