Truth & Consequences Posted On: Wednesday, November 2, 2016. 8th grade students participated in Truth & Consequences on 11-1-2016 @ OCMS. Many members of the local community and OCHS students volunteered their time along with the staff at OCMS to teach students about the consequences of their decisions. Truth & Consequences main event where students experienced the consequences of their actions.
Advertisement. Under section 33 of the Representation of People Act, 1951, a person is allowed to contest polls, whether a general election, more than one by-elections or biennial elections, from a maximum of two seats. Before this law, candidates could run in any number of constituencies.on't know much about politics but a person should be allowed to contest only for one seat. Any ways he has leave one of the seats if he wins both. Then what's the use of it. Being citizen of India I strongly oppose this amendment and constitution should make changes for this amendment.
But, the election for U.S. president is more complicated than plurality rule, as a candidate becomes the next president of the United States when he or she wins a majority, or 270 of the 538 electoral votes. Each state is assigned a number of electoral votes according to its population. The number of electoral votes is set at 538. Each state receives one electoral vote for the number of members it has in the House of Representatives; this accounts for 435 of the 538 electoral votes. The number of representatives of a state is determined through apportionment which is a function of the U.S. Census population for the state.