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  2. Annual enrollment - Wikipedia

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    Some companies and organizations distinguish between an active enrollment benefits election period, where employees must re-review or confirm their benefits selections for the coming year, and a passive enrollment benefits election period, where employees are automatically renewed with their existing benefits selections from the current year if ...

  3. How the 2024 Election Could Impact Your Paycheck - AOL

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    The election result could greatly affect gig workers and independent contractors. Harris also has backed reclassifying gig workers as employees, granting them minimum wage protections, overtime ...

  4. Public choice - Wikipedia

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    For example, from the viewpoint of rational choice theory, the expected gains of voting depend on (1) the benefit to the voter if their candidate wins and (2) the probability that one's vote will determine the election's outcome. [38] Even in a tight election the probability that one's vote decides the outcome is estimated at effectively zero. [40]

  5. 3 Ways Veteran Benefits Could Be Impacted If Trump Wins the ...

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    With the 2024 election approaching, some are wondering how a potential Trump second term as president might reshape veteran benefits and services. There are echoes of his first term potentially on ...

  6. 2024 Election Has High Stakes For Disability Benefits - AOL

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    The Biden administration in September finalized new rules for disability benefits, reducing penalties for people who receive federal food aid or informal assistance from friends or family.

  7. Voter turnout - Wikipedia

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    P is the probability that an individual's vote will affect the outcome of an election, B is the perceived benefit that would be received if that person's favored political party or candidate were elected, D originally stood for democracy or civic duty, but today represents any social or personal gratification an individual gets from voting, and

  8. Calculus of voting - Wikipedia

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    B = “utility” benefit of voting--differential benefit of one candidate winning over the other C = costs of voting (time/effort spent) D = citizen duty, goodwill feeling, psychological and civic benefit of voting (this term is not included in Downs's original model)

  9. Recent US election results have me concerned for the ... - AOL

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    Benefits of a money market fund MMFs allow you to grow your money in a relatively safe manner. These funds offer the upside of being very liquid, and they’re not as risky as other mutual funds.