The removal of an unpopular public official from office by voters is called what?
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Tt is called an "electoral recall" - the only place in Canada where this can legislatively happen is British Columbia.
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Elaborate your question. What political system are you referring to and what do you define as 'public stability' in which public administration?
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Hey, there's been worse guys voted back in.  Does anyone remember a certain mayor of D.C.  Busted for drugs, sent to jail, got out and was given his old job back.  The reason I heard was that he understood his constituency.
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Losing the right to vote.
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abolishing or being abolished
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NO MORE ELECTIONS\nPLEASE
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They use what are called "exit polls" as people are leaving the voting place. Reporters ask people how they voted. It's that simple.     They  can also sometimes get the information as the polls close from poll workers, then phone it in or email it to their office as soon as they get it.
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"Whenever there is a vacancy in the office of the Vice President, the President shall nominate a Vice President who shall take office upon confirmation by a majority vote of both Houses of Congress."\n. . -- 25th Amendment, Section 2.\n\nThat has already happened, but not due to impeachment. Spiro Agnew, Richard Nixon's Veep, was connected to crimes he committed while in state politics. If he had not resigned, he surely would have been impeached, so this is almost, but not quite, the same as your scenario.\n\nOf course, Nixon himself resigned later to prevent HIS OWN impeachment over the Watergate scandal. Thus, Gerald Ford became the only person ever to hold the office of President without facing a nationwide election.
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Get rid of the politicians
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The guys who didn't get re-elected. The term is also used for a president who cannot get re-elected. The point is, nobody's listening to them.
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It doesn't matter. Perfectly intelligent people turn into complete morons when put in an elected office.
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A political system with an elected representative - not a monarch - at it's head.
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The problem with government and politics in  general today, is the major concern being re-election. Politicians will aften make certain deals under the table with other politicians regarding certain bills, for example, the politician will agree to vote or shoot down certain bills in order to gain a return vote from the politician or politicians spearheading that bill, on bills that politician may try to present and push in the future. This of course can tick off constituents, so politicians wil try to gain favor with the constituents by taking the popular vote on bills based on what thier constituents want or need when its an election year. It's called flip-flop politics. John Kerry being a prime example.
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resigning from office
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The most important benefactor to the voting process is the person doing the voting. There is a disconnect between those who don't vote and the society around themselves. It's a symptom of diminished self-image ..... ie., "My voice isn't important enough to count," vs. "Even if my voice isn't heard by the masses, I'll speak up." As for me, I hate politics, but I love our system. I don't believe in being a victim by default. Hey look, I spoke up. Does this count as a vote?
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NO and like all elected and non-elected officials they should be subjected to immediate removal by the people in a majority  rule particularly when they are not serving the will of the public majority.
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Politicians could be fired for performance issues before end of terms.