The group looked at all of the super PACs who have spent more than $100,000 in this election cycle; out of those 108 groups, 65 had dedicated themselves to electing only one person and had contributed a total of $203 million by mid-October, the report states.
They have long dominated the Black, Puerto Rican, Hispanic and Asian Legislative Caucus, which has elected only one Hispanic chairman since it was founded in the 1960s.
Asked about the 4 million Ukip voters who elected only one MP, she said: "They wanted to register at least a protest or, being fair, many perhaps have decided Ukip stands for the things they want to see but there weren't enough of them in order to give Ukip a substantial number of seats".
For instance, Chicago has elected only one woman mayor and that was 35 years ago.
The previous rules meant that each branch's members elected only one-half of a nominating committee which, in turn, prepared a slate of candidates for the board.
In the four decades since, only two Democrats have managed to get elected, and only one has claimed a majority of the popular vote.
But the convention would be at liberty to choose from the full menu of democratic forms and structures, of which the standard eighteenth-century American model — a president or governor, a lower house or assembly, and a senate, all separately elected — is only one.
Three years ago, the agency said they were considering regulating e-cigs, but they haven't done so yet, electing only to regulate the ones specifically marketed for therapeutic purposes (that is, those that are specifically marketed to help you quit smoking).
But in 2005, we elected only 13.
