who determines the specific qualifications for voting?
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On the federal level it is the 26th amendment that covers the legal age of the voter.  Most states follow this as a rule of thumb.  States can add further regulation but can not break the federal law.  Here is the site…\n http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/data/constitution/amendment26/
933740
Only one person should speak one at a time,\nAgenda should be specific in advance,\nRespect the ideas of others,\nMajority wins during a vote, and\nKeep a record of the meeting.
812440
Im in the UK, but we use something called an electoral role. Its like a register of where every electorate lives. Perhaps you can use the equivalant of that in the US. \n\nOther than that theres always the private investigator/detective route.
653726
I think it should be a certain amount of votes per phone number, like 5 or 10. That way, if people in the same household have different opinions they can all have a vote. Although it's easier said than done, I don't think AI will ever change the voting process.
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It depends on what type of primary your state has.  If it is an open primary you can vote for either party (you have to pick one, though) without declaring affiliation, and if it is a closed primary you can vote for either party, but you have to declare affiliation with the party that you pick.  In the general election you can vote for whomever you please, as all available candidates will appear on the ballot.
48354
Eligibility for what?  More information is needed in order to answer this.
254697
No.  In the U.S., the right to vote is a fundamental right, and generally cannot be conditioned on any status other than citizenship or felony conviction.
1172815
First, I look for someone who has similar views.  My vote is first and foremost electing someone to represent me.  Then, honesty, integrity, loayalty, wisdom and the ability to stand up for what they believe in.
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The three main factors affecting voting decisions for individuals are trust in government, interest in politics, and probability that vote will affect the outcome of an election.\n\nYou have the same election packet i have. That's weird.
956356
How cynical and apathetic are we becoming!\n\nIt is the electorate that determines who will have the credentials.\n\nIf the system seems that money, name and power is all it takes, we have ourselves to blame!
991934
Whe they qualify to do so.
503202
General citizen is having a very specific right in this regard. What they have to do is stand up, elect good leaders who take decision as per public intentions and wish. If you sit in your house on election day and think that others wil vote for he person of your liking then you can just remain mute spectator of all this.
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Laws vary by state. \n\nProof of residency can be any official document, including driver's license, utility or phone bill, or affidavits by credible witnesses.\n\nGuardianship is usually determined by a court but can also be an informal arrangement if the parties agree and sign a sworn affidavit transferring guardianship.
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Many people are concerned with computerized voting. \n\nThat's why many juristictions are looking at machines with VOTER VERIFIABLE PAPER TRAILS. \n\nVoters are given the opportunity to verify - on paper - that their votes have gone the way they want. Once the ballot is finalized, a barcode is printed as well. A recount can be done by machine (scanning the barcodes) and by hand (reading the names). \n\nAnd, if you're so damned sure about the answer to your question, why are you bothering to ask?
863325
depends on the state or local laws.  for presidential elections, it still epends on the state laws.  sometimes people are on the ballot in one state but not the other.
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actually yahoo does a fantastic job of figuring that out for you.  It's kinda cool.  Just pick your state and Rep, then below the picture choose the option "key votes".  Also you can go to their specific website.
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Nothing.  It's a right, but it's not mandatory.\n\nBut you really should vote.