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Ballot: A written process of voting to ensure secure voting procedures

Demographics: Statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.

District: An area of a country or city

Elections: A formal and organized choice by vote of a person for a political office or other position.

Proportion: A comparison of two ratios (written a:b :: c:d)

Ratio: A comparison of two things

Unit Rate:  Per one unit of something

Voting: How a new member of office is elected

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What is the most equitable way to elect a new member of government?

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Individual Product goals:

Mathematical analysis of a voting method

Team/Group Product goals:

Letter to a relevant audience recommending an equitable voting method

Publishing our project and projecting it to the media:

Send letter to local representatives and media outlets

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Link to the Need-to-Know Questions

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Link to the Q&A session with the senator

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Link to the Project Calendar

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Primary Documents:

15th Amendment: Granted Men of all races the right to vote

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19th Amendment: Gave women the  rights to vote

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24th Amendment: You can vote regardless of taxpaying

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26th Amendment: Gave American citizens, 18 or up the right to vote

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Article 1: Section 4: The places to vote are dictated by each state, but can be changed by the Congress

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VOTING GRAPHIC ORGANIZER

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More on the two methods

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What is the most equitable way to elect a new member of government?

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What different methods of voting are there?

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How do the different methods of voting really work?

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Need-to-know questions

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Research notes

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Mathematical description of a voting method

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GO HERE TO SEE WHAT IS DONE, WHAT IN COMPLETION, AND WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE!

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GO HERE TO SEE WHAT IS DONE, WHAT IN COMPLETION, AND WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE!

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Trello Board

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In order to better understand how the different voting methods work on an example population, we need to learn about ratios, proportions, and unit rate.

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This example population will help us determine which voting method is the best among the others.

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Update on the Need to Know questions for milestone 1

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Alexander Chen (Alex)
Amanjyoti Thakur (Aman)
Minami Furukawa
Nicholas Nucci (Nick)

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EVERY VOTE COUNTS PROJECT

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Authentic Curiosity questions

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L Ratio

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More voting methods in plurality

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More voting methods in proportional representation choice

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Testing out different voting methods to find out which one is the best.

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We are using data from our county to see which voting method is the most equitable. (MINAMI PUT LINK HERE)