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Woodhull had a unique ability in finding governmental loopholes to throw the status quo into a quandary. In a speech at a convention--Woodhull convinced the all-female audience that they technically had the right to vote for President or in any election.

This article is the culmination of three months worth of study into the voting issues that will be taken into consideration for the 2008 Presidential Election.

An overview of the 1820 presidential election, in which Democratic-Republican president James Monroe won in an unopposed bid for a second term.

The three goals of an ideal democracy have been addressed substantially differently in the categories of the presidential primary process, the presidential campaign financing process, and the Electoral College system.

Hillary Clinton, after recent debates, is undeniably one of the strongest candidates for the Democratic Party in the upcoming 2008 election.

The 2008 Presidential Election is less than a year away. Each year the news is filled with the results of different polls and studies. They quite often break down different demographics and their importance to the election. Hispanic voters in 2008 could be key.

Right now Hillary Clinton faces a touch, close election against any of the GOP front-runners. That is simply mind-blowing considering that all of them are in complete agreement with Pres. Bush on Iraq and suspension of civil liberties.

Will the Democrats and Republicans pull off the same thing they do every year, putting an average white man on the ballot for President? The Republicans most likely will. however Sen. Obama and Hilary Clinton may just break the mold for this election

a review of the Electoral College system in America.

The 2008 Presidential election is one that will determine whether or not America has learned from past voting mistakes. Those voting errors are the result of treating Presidential candidates more like products than potential leaders of the United States of America.

The Presidential Election 2008 will take place on November 4, 2008. That is still more than a year away, yet a lot of people are already tired of hearing about it. Aren't you?

There are many advantages that Fred Thompson can bring to the Election if he finalizes his running.

A look at the potential candidacy of Senator Sam Brownback in the 2008 presidential election.

With the 2008 presidential election just around the corner, many Americans are still undecided as to which candidate should garner their support.

The following is a brief look at how the electoral college impacts our nation's Presidential elections. What's the electoral college? Good question.

A look at the potential candidacies of former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani and Governor George Pataki in the 2008 presidential election.

The 2008 Presidential election will be quite different from other years, as the variety of the candidates from both major political parties already indicates.

A look at the potential candidacy of Senator George Allen of Virginia in the 2008 presidential election.

Joseph Robinette "Joe" Biden Jr. will take a second crack at getting the Democratic Party's nomination for the presidential election in 2008.

I'm ready to make my 2008 presidential election prediction, and hopefully you heard it here first.

A look at the potential presidential candidacy of former Virginia governor Mark Warner in the 2008 election.

What are the factors you should consider when deciding who to vote for in your State's primary elections and general election for the 2008 Presidential candidate? Read on...

Hillary Clinton and Fred Thompson would tie in the election.

A look at the possible candidacy of Senator Russ Feingold of Wisconsin in the 2008 presidential election.

The 55th consecutive quadrennial election for president and vice president of the United States will take place on Nov. 4, 2008. There are a couple of things that make this upcoming election particularly noteworthy.

In the 2004 presidential election, it seemed as though youth voters were targeted from every direction; the only pointer missing was that of the two presidential candidates themselves.

The presidential campaign of 1860 was one of the most divisive in American history. The outcome of the election directly led to the secession of seven states and ultimately, the Civil War.

A brief review of the 1796 presidential election and the events leading up to Adams' election.

An overview of the presidential election of 1824, in which John Quincy Adams won a congressional vote for electoral votes over Andrew Jackson, William Crawford, and Henry Clay.

A brief review of the 1800 presidential election, a tight race won by Thomas Jefferson.

A brief review of the 1788 election, won by George Washington and the first election under the American Constitution.

What is the most boring -- and maybe even dysfunctional -- aspect of a presidential election? a) the candidates, b) the political parties, or c) the process? Imagine how turning the presidential election into a TV reality show would shake things up.

An overview of the 2006 gubernatorial election in the New England states.

An overview of the presidential election of 1856, in which Democrat James Buchanan defeated Republican John Fremont.

An overview of the 1812 presidential election, in which Democratic-Republican James Madison defeated DeWitt Clinton.

An overview of the 1908 presidential election, in which Republican William Howard Taft defeats Democrat William Jennings Bryan.

An overview of the 1844 presidential election, in which Democrat James Polk defeated Whig Party candidate Henry Clay.

An overview of the 1816 presidential election, in which Democratic-Republican James Monroe defeated Federalist Rufus King.

An overview of the 1832 presidential election, in which Democrat Andrew Jackson defeated National Republican Henry Clay and Anti-Mason William Wirt.

An overview of the 1904 presidential election, in which Republican Theodore Roosevelt defeated Democrat Alton Parker.

An overview of the 1828 presidential election, in which Democrat Andrew Jackson defeated National Republican John Quincy Adams.

An overview of the 1936 presidential election, in which Democrat Franklin Roosevelt defeated Republican Alfred Landon for a second term.

An overview of the 1940 presidential election, in which President Franklin Roosevelt won a third term of office against Republican Wendell Willkie.

An overview of the 1972 presidential election, in which Richard Nixon won a second term of office.

An overview of the 1968 presidential election, a resounding victory for Richard Nixon and a major defeat for liberal Democrats.

An overview of the 1988 presidential election, in which George H.W. Bush defeated Democratic candidate Michael Dukakis.

An overview of the 1984 presidential election, in which Ronald Reagan defeated Walter Mondale.

An overview of the 1920 presidential election, in which Warren Harding defeated James Cox for the presidency.

An overview of the 1992 presidential election, in which William Clinton defeted George H.W. Bush.

A brief review of the 1868 presidential election, won by General Ulysses S Grant.

An overview of the 1996 presidential election, in which Bill Clinton won re-election against Bob Dole.

Kerry. McCain. Clinton. Obama. They all have a shot at the presidency once Bush is done with his term. But who really has a chance? What do the past election say about the upcoming one?

The authors formation of coalitions which will re-shape congressional districts and create more competitive elections.

A brief review of the 1872 presidential election, in which Ulysses Grant won a second term of office.

In another surprising turn of events in the presidential election 2008, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama won the Democrat vote at the Iowa Caucus. Obama received 38 percent of the democratic vote.

While she has been the subject of scorn, suspicion and intense hatred, Hillary Rodham Clinton is well on her way to proving a lot of voters and "haters" wrong.

If the Electoral College was eliminated, the vote for president in less populous states would count for less, not more.

2007 national presidential polling by Gallup has all signs pointing towards Hillary Clinton winning the 2008 Democratic nomination.

Asking whether the electoral college should be abolished is like asking if a festering tumor that is on the verge of being inoperable should be removed before it is too late; the answer is obvious.

Democratic Presidential Candidate Ranking

Republican Presidential Candidate Ranking

Thoughts on the 2000 US Presidential Election

An overview of the national convention and what it has to do with the Electoral College and how the Electoral College works

The electoral college is constructed in such a way that a third party candidate really only needs to win five states to thrust the outcome into utter turmoil.

This article describes the Electoral College. It explains its origins; it shows how the electoral college affects the presidential election and explores whether it should be abolished.

The Electoral College has served our Republic well for over 230 years, and has done what it was designed to do quite well. Another excellent example of the wisdom that was inherent in our Founding Fathers.

"I'm voting for Hillary Clinton because she is the first woman to run for president." This quote comes from the other side of a recent conversation I had. It got me thinking, those who don't know their country's history are easily manipulated.

The history and purpose of the electoral college.

Media coverage of the 2004 presidential campaign lacked the intensity to encourage voters and provide them with the necessary information to make an informed voting decision.

New polling data and analysis from Zogby International indicates that the issues associated with the management of Hurricane Katrina may overshadow the issues stemming from the 9/11 events with regard to the 2008 election year.

A study of the way the media framed different issues throughout the 2004 presidential election.

Looking for some good comedies or dramas about the presidential election and the election process? Here are 10 movies to watch before the next presidential election.

Covers the politics of Louis McLane and his support for the Electoral College.

The Electoral College is an undemocratic system that encourages the unequal weight and treatment of voters, dubious campaign strategy, and discourages voter's faith in our nation's overall electoral system.

Take a simple survey to find out who you should vote for in the 2008 Presidential Election.

Power to The People's Media Company!

Some candidates like Ron Paul have already realized the benefits of MySpace.

Outwitting the Democrats in 2004, pundits spoke highly of Karl Rove. They also criticized Democrats for their poor strategy. It's looks like these pundits were wrong. The Republicans won the battle, but the Democrats appear to have won the war.

For the first time in my life, I am actually planning on not voting in a presidential election.

Ron Paul is a fraud. Here's why....

For most Americans, universal suffrage and the principle of "one man, one vote" are so manifestly just that they cannot even conceive of alternative approaches. But our Founding Fathers could, and did.

What will 2008 bring? What issues will ultimately decide the next President and move us into 2009? Here are my thoughts...

How the results of the next election may forever change the statistics of youth gun violence

What can Ron Paul teach Rudy Giuliani about the 2008 presidential race? GOP frontrunners should pay more attention to the fringe candidates.

A look at the 2008 presidential candidacy of Senator John Edwards.

Looking at the general election, Hillary Clinton leads Rudy Giuliani by 51% to 40% and she leads the other Republicans by larger margins.

Are you still scratching your head, wondering why Bush and Co. seem to be completely shocked at election results that every poll in the country said was coming? The shock isn't due to Bush's reluctance to be informed. He was just reading the wrong poll.

Who will run for president in 2008 and more importantly, who can win?

As an example of how exciting the youth vote will be for President this year--all you have to do is see First Daughter Jenna Bush and how unsure she is on who to vote for in her first election. Otherwise, the youth vote seems as split as it has been with the adults...

In the USA this year, you won't be electing a President. You'll be electing the people who elect the President.

This is a work in progress, submitted to showcase some of my writing skills.

This paper will explore whether this somewhat obscure institution can be preserved and still play a useful role in present-day American democracy.

A look at the potential presidential candidacy of Senator Rick Santorum in 2008.

A look at the potential 2008 presidential candidacy of Senator Joe Biden of Delaware.

The political field for the 2008 Presidential election is the most diverse in American history. Here are 6 lessons that you can learn from the candidates.

Those still outraged over the outcome of the 2004 Presidential election can find some comfort if they would only study history, which tells us over and over again that things have a way of eventually working out for the best.

This is the fifth part of my look at the presidential-election process. At the end of Part 4, World War II had ended, Franklin Delano Roosevelt was dead and Harry Truman had pulled off one of the greatest upsets in American political history.

Analysis of threat newspaper headlines before and after the presidential elections of George W. Bush and William J. Clinton

The 2004 Presidential Election proves to be a campaign that fails to play by the rules as explained in "The Making of the Presidential Candidates 2004".

A birds-eye view straight from the township hall, covering the recent Michigan Presidential Primaries.