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Census boycott for political purposes

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Have there ever been serious attempts to pass an amendment to the constitution to better define when impeachment may occur?

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Why is there so much talk about this picture of crowd size at the inauguration?

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Do any countries use a mathematical formula to divide districts, so that gerrymandering is avoided?

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What would it take to do away with the caucus system?

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The US Voting System Vulnerabilities, Anti-Fraud, and citizen Assurance of Accuracy

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Is there evidence that phone polling led to people's votes being "outed"?

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How does the discrepancy between exit polls and results in recent US elections compare to pre-electronic machine margins?

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Who was polled in "The Latest Polls"?

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What was the Democrats' counter to REDMAP?

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How can I get more involved in the campaign?

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Why are journalists covering U.S. executions banned from using photographic equipment?

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Why has Vermont been so reliably blue since 1992, despite being so white and rural?

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Why do election predictions by FiveThirtyEight and Predictwise differ so much?

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Why does Mexico allow immigrants to cross to the US?

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Are there any rules/laws that would prevent 100% surveillance of Capitol/WH for transparency purposes?

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In recent US elections, is turnout among millennial voters lower than voters in the baby boomer generation?

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What is "Absolute Majority"?

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Census boycott for political purposes

Have there ever been serious attempts to pass an amendment to the constitution to better define when impeachment may occur?

Why is there so much talk about this picture of crowd size at the inauguration?

Do any countries use a mathematical formula to divide districts, so that gerrymandering is avoided?

What would it take to do away with the caucus system?

The US Voting System Vulnerabilities, Anti-Fraud, and citizen Assurance of Accuracy

Is there evidence that phone polling led to people's votes being "outed"?

How does the discrepancy between exit polls and results in recent US elections compare to pre-electronic machine margins?

Who was polled in "The Latest Polls"?

What was the Democrats' counter to REDMAP?

How can I get more involved in the campaign?

Why are journalists covering U.S. executions banned from using photographic equipment?

Why has Vermont been so reliably blue since 1992, despite being so white and rural?

Why do election predictions by FiveThirtyEight and Predictwise differ so much?

Why does Mexico allow immigrants to cross to the US?

Are there any rules/laws that would prevent 100% surveillance of Capitol/WH for transparency purposes?

In recent US elections, is turnout among millennial voters lower than voters in the baby boomer generation?

What is "Absolute Majority"?