Well, honey, when consumers choose to spend their hard-earned cash on certain products or services, they're essentially voting for those companies to keep thriving and hiring more folks. This can lead to job creation, job retention, job loss, job shifts, job growth, job satisfaction, and even job destruction. So, basically, where people put their money can make or break someone's paycheck.
Examples of the effect of consumer "dollar votes" on jobs: Internet is a way for people to get information so the "dollar votes" for newspaper had gone down. House phones are not being bought as much because of the use of many high tech smart cellphones. The use of DVR decreased because of Internet movies such as Netflix being created for a way for people to have movie rentals..
It gave each county a certain amount of votes and candidates
They take votes away from major parties candidates.
When the public of a sovereign state votes to elect a leader. (Examples: USA, any democratic country
In 2012, Barack Obama won. He got second term. The electoral votes were: Obama: 306 Romney: 203 When Posted, the people did not have Florida's full vote. It may effect their votes, but Obama is most likely to keep the presidency. Until then, Obama has won.
They take votes away from major parties candidates.
They take votes away from major parties candidates.
the revolutionary way
There were thirteen colonies at the time. They wrote that Nine out of Thirteen had to agree to the constitution for it to go into effect.
The ratio of yes votes to no votes in an election was to . How many yes votes were cast if there were a total of votes cast?
3/4 votes about 38 states in the 2000
Electoral votes are the type of votes that actual elect the president.