Elections are formal processes through which individuals or groups select representatives or express their preferences for policies, laws, or leaders in a democratic system. They typically involve a voting procedure where eligible citizens cast ballots for candidates or options presented on a ballot. Elections can occur at various levels, including local, regional, and national, and can be for various positions, such as governmental offices, legislative bodies, or referendums on specific issues. The purpose of elections is to provide a mechanism for public participation in governance, ensuring that the will of the electorate is reflected in political decisions and leadership. The integrity of elections is crucial for the legitimacy of democratic systems, often requiring regulations, oversight, and transparency to prevent fraud and ensure fair competition.
Navigating Trump's Narrow Win In the aftermath of the election, President-elect Donald Trump asserts that he possesses a strong mandate for significant changes in the U.S. However, as Republicans prepare…