What is a poll tax?
What was the poll tax? Why was it unpopular?
What if the U.S. had no Electoral College, but instead used the Popular Vote? Why are income taxes so high in the USA? What if the U.S. had no electoral college, but used popularity votes? Why is the Electoral college used instead of the popular vote? What went wrong with the polling in the 2016 US presidential election? What is progressive and regressive taxes? What is a tax? Why does the US go by electoral votes and not popular votes? Why did Modi government exempts political parties from paying tax? Who invented poll surveys, and with what purpose? What do you guys think about the taxation and social spending in America? Why does the government tax for non revenue purposes? Why were the polls so inaccurate in the 2016 election? Why doesn't the US use the popular vote in their general election and presidential election systems? How did the 2016 US election polls get it so wrong? Why does the US election system follows electoral college instead of popular vote? Was it only me or someone else also find today's tax paper difficult? (Ipcc CA nov 2016)? How much voter fraud goes on in US elections? Why income tax charge only on the income of the previous year? What happened to the poll questions on Facebook? What are the rationales behind raising taxes (like left-wing politicians in the US tend to do) and lowering taxes (right-wing)? Which works better? Why did the founding fathers decide to use electoral votes instead of popular votes to elect presidents? I am very confused about the term income tax, income tax return and income tax slab. What is it? From statistics, why most polls were wrong in predicting the US election? Is tax avoidance immoral? Is progressive taxation fair? Why is income tax charged on the income of the previous year? Is Vox right that voter fraud in the US is not a problem? When was U.S electoral votes per state last revised? Should it be revised? Why do we use electoral voting instead of majority vote?