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Home | Archives for Adrian Tawfik | Page 19

Adrian Tawfik, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Democracy Chronicles

Democracy Chronicles has been run by Founder and Editor-in-Chief Adrian Tawfik since 2011. He received a B.A. from New School University and is based in New York City where he built DC from the ground up. See Adrian's Opinion Column for a sampling of Adrian's personal views and browse his hundreds of original political memes. Also take a look at the rest of our international team of authors.

Group Plans NY State Public Financing of Elections

June 25, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

NY State Public Financing of Elections Today

Governor Cuomo Organizing Citizens to Build Support For NY State Public Financing of Elections

Filed Under: American Democracy Originals Tagged With: American State Elections, Money Politics, New York City and State Elections, Public Financing of Elections

Incompetent or Corrupt Supreme Court Allows Citizens United

June 25, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

Corrupt Supreme Court FILE

Corrupt Supreme Court: Need For Reform of the Judiciary Proven as Unelected Justices Act Against Democracy

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: American Corruption, Citizens United, Money Politics, Supreme Court

INTERVIEW: Democracy Chronicles Author Discusses Approval Voting

June 11, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik 7 Comments

Michael Ossipoff Author Discusses Approval Voting

Free Thinker Michael Ossipoff is a DC Author Discusses Approval Voting and the Plurality Voting System That Makes People Afraid to Express What They Want

Filed Under: American Democracy Originals Tagged With: Election Methods, Journalism and Free Speech, Redistricting

Can Pop Music Elections Aid Democratization of Society?

June 8, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

And With the Most Votes...

Japanese Music Contest’s Challenge to Existing Institutions Compared With Arab Spring and the Theory That Music Elections Aid the Democratization Movement

Filed Under: Adrian Tawfik's Opinion Column, DC Authors Tagged With: Armenia, Balkan Nations, Election Methods, Europe, Japan, Political Artwork, Worldwide

Democracy Activists Battle to End Florida Voter Purge

June 7, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

Florida Church Organize Voting Drives

Elections Under Threat as Activists Want to See State Government End Florida Voter Purge Plans

Filed Under: American Democracy Originals Tagged With: American State Elections, Voter Access, Voter Registration

States Act to Shine Light on Campaign Spending

June 6, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

Report Sheds Light on Campaign Spending

Report Sheds Light on Campaign Spending and State by State Reactions to Influx of Money Into Politics After Citizens United

Filed Under: American Democracy Originals Tagged With: American State Elections, Election Transparency, Money Politics

Libertarian Party Nominates Gray For Johnson’s VP

June 5, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

Third Party Candidate Gary Johnson Sitting

Libertarian Party Nominates Gray as Fastest Growing Party Path Towards Government Escalates

Filed Under: American Democracy Originals Tagged With: Libertarian Party News, Third Party

What Would James Madison Think About Florida’s Voter Purge?

June 4, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

James Madison Stamp

What Would James Madison Think? Political Fighting Over Election Law is Something That Was Common in Madison’s Time

Filed Under: American Democracy Originals Tagged With: American State Elections, Founding Fathers, Voter Access, Voter Registration

On Criminalizing Dictatorship

June 3, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik 1 Comment

Wire criminalizing dictatorship

For the sake of these democratic protesters and many others like them, there needs to be a better way to criminalize the activities of dictatorship to ensure successful prosecution. It is time for an international law that makes it a crime to be a dictator or to hold high positions in dictatorships.

Filed Under: Adrian Tawfik's Opinion Column Tagged With: Dictatorships, Election History, Liberia, Worldwide

Changes to Elections Impact California’s Independents

June 3, 2012 by Adrian Tawfik Leave a Comment

Impact California's Independents and Third Parties

Big Impact on Independents: Third Parties in Jeopardy of Further Marginalization as State Moves to ‘Top Two’ Primary

Filed Under: American Democracy Originals Tagged With: American State Elections, Election Methods, Independent Politicians, Third Party

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