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The 2016 election: A lesson on integrity
If change in any of the many systems that make up the election infrastructure cannot be detected, the integrity of the election process cannot be assured.
How baby name trends just may pick the next president
A new study shows that baby names may have a bigger role in the election than you expect.
5 Steps to Overcome Disappointment (Even After the Election)
You can't always get what you want, but you can get beyond it and keep moving.
Can We Have Faith in Our Elections?
There are critical checks and balances in place to ensure that the election outcomes are correct.
How Should You Talk to Your Kids About the Election?
The first thing we parents have to do is reassure our children that, post-election, they are safe.
What it takes to secure the elections
While virtually every industry and domain is flourishing and being revolutionized by technological advances, more than three-quarters of U.S. citizens will..
Digital election: what demographics are the parties targeting?
Labour use a broad brush to target the many, while the Tories get dirty on Facebook
How Do You Respond to the Election?
The presidential election has made us more aware than ever that we are seeing the world very differently than neighbors, family members and colleagues. Many are reflecting on how to proceed next. …
What Can Americans Do Moving Forward After the Election?
Many people are asking what we should do now? What can we do moving forward? Pat has some suggestions.
“How should we move forward after this contentious election?”
Are You LGBTQ? How Are You Feeling About This Election?
LGTBQ politics aren’t a monolith. In the lead-up to the election, how are you feeling about the state of the world and how are you getting involved in creating change?
8 Ways To Deal With Post-Election Grief
Do not let others tell you that your feelings are not valid.
Finding Ways To Cope With 'Election Stress Disorder'
All that negative campaigning, endless advertisements and disagreements with your friends, co-workers and even family members over this or that candidate can lead up to a lot of stress. There's even a name for it: Election Stress Disorder.
Just How Regulated Are Our Nation’s Elections?
Like nuclear reactors and military weapons, Homeland Security considers voting technology to be “critical infrastructure.” Still, the industry operates with little to no federal oversight.
The Grouping Election: How it Can Reduce Your Medicare Tax Burden
Tips to reduce your tax burden due to the new Medicare tax provision.
Doctor Gives Tips on How to Manage ‘Election Stress Disorder'
Does this election have you stressed out? “Election Stress Disorder” is real.
How the election's outcome could shape 5 key homebuilding issues
With the real estate market in desperate need for more housing stock, some industry leaders are pinning their hopes on governmental policies to make building more affordable. But how the two presidential candidates may approach these issues varies greatly.
How to keep political water-cooler talk from tying up your workplace
In the wake of one of the most divisive elections in U.S. history, siblings are quarreling over politics, friends are unfriending each other on Facebook and co-workers are getting into it at the water cooler.“I’m old enough to rem
Real Estate Pros on Why Luxe Amenities Are So Important in DC
As the cranes continue to climb on the tail end of an election cycle, high-end developers combat economic and political uncertainty with the appeal of amenities and service.
