'Voting requirements' diaporamas de présentation

State & Local Government

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Introduction

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Voter Qualifications

Voter Qualifications. Presented by the Oklahoma State Election Board. 2018. Introduction. At times in our history, voting requirements were very restrictive. The following exercise is intended to demonstrate how many people once were prevented by law from voting.

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The Age of Jackson

The Age of Jackson. 1829 - 1837. Presidential Election. John Quincy Adams is elected president over Jackson in 1824 Jackson won the popular vote , but neither candidate received a majority in the electoral vote

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The Elections of 1824 and 1828

The Elections of 1824 and 1828. The End of the Era of Good Feelings:. Era of Good Feelings. Nearly a decade-long period of relative political harmony (1817-1825) Dissolution of Federalist party meant country unified behind strong Republican party. Peaceful time with other nations.

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Alabama Moves Ahead

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Overview of the Presentation

Overview of the Presentation. Who is John Arcuri? Why is John Arcuri running for Mayor? Things John would not have supported. What would John do different? When can we vote? Who can vote? Conclusion. Who is John Arcuri. Lived in Hurst most of my life, HEB schools. US Air Force Veteran.

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Review of draft RTF Charter and Bylaws

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The History of Voting Rights

The History of Voting Rights. The Framers of the Constitution purposely left the power to set suffrage qualifications to each State. Suffrage means the right to vote. Franchise is another term with the same meaning. The electorate is all of the people entitled to vote in a given election.

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