
West Virginia used to be a solid blue state, but is now a solid red state. Which state used to a swing state, and still is one?
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Not a Canadian, so there might be something obvious I'm missing, but I was just curious as to why provincial NDP parties have so much strength compared to the federal NDP. Federally the NDP only has 5 seats in Parliament, and got around 7%~ of the vote in last election, however they hold government in two provinces (Manitoba, British Columbia), and the official opposition status in four provinces.
And while I understand that the last federal election was especially bad for the NDP, in previous elections they've only held 3rd or 4th place (except 2011).
I applied for both of the aforementioned internships and submitted my HireView interviews for both about three weeks and one week ago, respectively. I was wondering if anyone has heard back and when I can expect a response. My application status says “Under Review” for both.
So I just applied for the General & Tech DNC Internships for fall. I'm just curious about the application process from past applicants/interns. The official deadline is July 31st, so I'm wondering as to the time frame in which I'm likely to get a response. Also wondering how competitive the process is and what an internship with the DNC looks like.
My top choice was Finance, (something) & Research for the General Internship & and for the Tech, I kinda forgot. Was just wondering what an internship with these departments or at the DNC, in general looks like, and how the interview process is.