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In the spirit of the success of the 2004 Sinclair Broadcasting {{tag|Protest}}, we welcome additions for civic engagement where {{tag|people}} vote with their money. | |||
In the spirit of the success of the 2004 Sinclair Broadcasting Protest, we welcome additions for civic engagement where people vote with their money. | |||
On our wiki, we document traditional issues like the | On our '''CivicActions''' wiki, we document traditional issues like the Primary Process and {{tag|Elections|Electoral}} College, and would encourage more references on Election {{tag|Psychology}} - such as the infamous Ballot Box Question, or how parties get away with Electoral Fraud. | ||
Also, see Michael Parenti in | Also, see Michael Parenti in How {{tag|Democratic}} Is The {{tag|Government}}? | ||
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In the spirit of the success of the 2004 Sinclair Broadcasting Protest, we welcome additions for civic engagement where people vote with their money.
On our CivicActions wiki, we document traditional issues like the Primary Process and Electoral College, and would encourage more references on Election Psychology - such as the infamous Ballot Box Question, or how parties get away with Electoral Fraud.
Also, see Michael Parenti in How Democratic Is The Government?