Titlebook: Who Will Be the Next President?; A Guide to the U.S. Alexander S. Belenky Book 20131st edition The Author(s) 2013 Electoral College.Equal

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Curbing Contingent Elections,n Day. It also discusses whether the existing constitutional provisions and Federal Statutes allow one to avoid election stalemates and shows that this depends on how some phrases from the Twelfth and the Twentieth Amendments are construed.

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Inconvenient Facts About the Electoral College,he voting power of a voter and of a state in a presidential election, and of the will of the nation, along with their customary understanding by a sizable part of the American people. The chapter presents percentages of the popular vote that could have elected President one of the candidates in the elections held from 1948 to 2004.

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Curbing Contingent Elections,to elect either executive or both. Contingent elections of a Vice President may emerge independently of whether a President is elected in the Electoral College. This is possible due to the principle of voting separately for President and for Vice President in the Electoral College. This chapter cons

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Inconvenient Facts About the Electoral College,nt in the Electoral College and who received any majority of votes from all the appointed electors becomes President. However, since the 1824 election, votes cast in all the states that appoint their electors by holding popular elections have been tallied. The tally of votes cast in 50 states and in

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The Electoral College and Campaign Strategies,ampaigning throughout the country requires every candidate to spend financial resources as effectively as possible. Each candidate has limited time to demonstrate to the voters that he is the best fit to be President, and the amount of time remaining before Election Day decreases with every passing

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Equalizing the Will of the States and the Will of the Nation,f awarding state electoral votes makes the will of the states matter and the will of the nation as a whole irrelevant in electing a President. Any direct popular election would make the will of the nation as a whole matter and the will of the states irrelevant. Thus, replacing the current system wit