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Can the democratic party kick Biden without his consent and replace him? [duplicate]
Can the democratic party kick Biden without his consent and replace him? Some people are discussing whether Biden should step down so that the Democrats have a higher chance of winning the election, ...
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How can Joe Biden be removed as candidate for the election? [duplicate]
Just an hour into Thursday night’s presidential debate, Andrew Yang — a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate — called on Biden to step aside.
“Guys, the Dems should nominate someone else — before it’...
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What's the (evidence) basis for calling Robert Kennedy Jr. a "fake anti-vaxxer"? [closed]
According to CNN Kennedy's campaign has been attacking Trump on his association with Fauci (more or less implying that Trump has been Fauci's puppet, as I understand--n.b. that seems to go hand in ...
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What if any role did the series "Servant of Nation" play in getting Volodymyr Zelenskyy elected as President?
It is well known that Volodymyr Zelenskyy was a television personality before he became President of Ukraine. He played the lead character in the Ukrainian television series Servant of the Nation
It ...
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What would it take to win a presidential campaign with no staff? [closed]
Imagine a person does not need to campaign to win, they are just adored by 60% of the country (USA) and does not need to do any press. How much work would it take to do all the paper work needed to ...
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Uncounted ballots after someone reaches 270 electoral votes. What happens? [duplicate]
In this time of "all votes count", what happens to uncounted ballots if one person gets 270 electoral votes? So do all votes really count? Isn't the race over at that point?
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In parliamentary republics, why can't the parliamentary election and the presidential election happen on the same day?
You would think that it is more efficient for both the parliamentary election and presidential election to happen at the same time so voters don't become fatigued with politics.
I'm curious if there ...
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Who is responisble for physically removing a President from the White House if they refuse to leave? [duplicate]
In the United States of America, if the sitting President refuses to leave office after losing an election or getting impeached and convicted, who is responsible for physically removing them from the ...
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Is Buttigieg old enough to be eligible to become the president? [closed]
According to the Wiki page Pete Buttigieg was born on January 19, 1982.
On January 20, 2021, the president sworn in date, he will be 39 years old.
If he wins the president election, will he be able ...
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How (un)common is for former US presidents not to endorse any presidential candidate explicitly?
Insofar Obama has steered clear of explicitly endorsing anyone in particular, although his most recent comments have been interpreted as a rebuke of Sanders and Warren.
I wonder: are the any ...
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What are the requirements for a Democratic nomination in primaries?
Who decides how many candidates and which of them will be nominated by the Democratic party in a presidential election?
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Why is Obama releasing his 2018 endorsements in "waves?"
Today, former U.S. President Barack Obama released a second round of endorsements for the 2018 midterm elections in a tweet, including this text:
Today, I’m proud to endorse even more Democratic ...
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In the USA, who decides who can run for president, the states or the federal government?
From twitter
BREAKING: Maryland is on the verge of passing a law requiring all Presidential candidates to release their past 5 years of tax returns in order to be placed on the election ballot. ...
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Is it possible by law to run for President of the United States without appearing in public?
The title says it all. Imagine the candidate has some sort of medical restriction and can't leave his house. He or she can talk personally only with limited number of people. Can he entrust all the ...
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Can non-US citizens illegally vote in the presidential election in California?
Without respect to how many such cases have happened in the past, is it possible for illegal immigrants or legal residents who aren't citizens to vote in the presidential election in California?
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