The charter provides for an elected mayor and a 13 - member council, also
elected by popular vote.
He starts with the argument, that the United States is the only country in the world, where the US President is
elected by popular vote, but the second place challenger can win.
The founders did not want the president to be
elected by popular vote, just like they did not want the US Senators to be
elected by popular vote.
mvy, you make a great argument on how the constitution does not specify how electors are awarded, but you fail to mention that the constitution clearly states that only the House of Representatives member is
elected by popular vote.
Given that Senators are
elected by popular vote, does this mean that gerrymandering has no direct effect on the election of US Senators?
And does anybody believe that a president of the European Commission
elected by a popular vote will be able to bridge differences between creditor and debtor states within the EU?
Not exact matches
I thought the GOP had recognized
by now that they will have to move such things to the forefront if they are to survive as a party that will ever hold the center or
elect a president on the
popular vote.
Second, the electoral college was set up to weed out «unacceptable» candidates not
by dividing fringe voters in different states per se but
by giving the electors the power to
elect the candidate who lost the
popular vote in the event that the more
popular candidate turned out to be unacceptable for whatever reason.
The president of the United States is
elected not
by popular vote, but
by the Electoral College.
While most delegates are awarded
by popular votes in state -
by - state elections, superdelegates largely consist of party leaders and
elected senators, members of Congress and governors, and can change their mind at any time.
Also, you raise a good point re: Russia; I didn't make it clear enough in the question but IMHO elections of a tzar don't count -
by «elections» I meant
popular elections (e.g. majority of population is eligible to
vote), not «10 boyars
electing someone».
If a party has no MPs
elected but achieves a
popular vote that exceeds a predetermined threshold the party would be represented in the House
by reason of the «Automatic election» provision
by a single MP with a single
vote.
(Nope, the president is not
elected by direct
popular vote, as you may have thought.)
2 of them have been finalists: Wagner Malta Tavares, in 2014; and Rodrigo Braga in 2012, when he was
elected by the MAM's visitors, winner of the
Popular Vote Exhibition award.
They also are the only artists who run for the other prize of R$ 20,000 — PIPA
Popular Vote Exhibition in which the winner is
elected by the visitors of the exhibition.