Electing the president: Broken systems?

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Political experts feel that both the primary schedule and the public financing system are broken in the 2008 presidential contest. However, efforts to change the presidential primary schedule are digressed, as the focus is more on high-profile election procedure issues.

Financial management, Finance, Company financing

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Electing the president: Will the early start be good for the campaign?

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Preparations and campaigning have begun well in advance for the November 2008 presidential election. The reason for the early start is that some states, especially California, have decided to move their presidential primary as early as nine months before the balloting.

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Electing the president: No changes in sight?

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Research reveals that despite the discontent in the existing primary schedule system, prospects for reforms are not very bright. Any changes in the process have to be started well in advance and should have the support of the ruling party.

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