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a guide to the Electoral College

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AEI Press
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English
Pages
103

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Subjects
Presidents, Election, Electoral college, Presidents, united states, election, Universities and colleges, united states
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Table of Contents

Timeline for the elections of 2004 and 2008
pt. I. How the Electoral College works. 1. How are electors appointed?
2. For whom do electors vote?
3. How are the electoral votes counted?
4. What if no one has a majority?
5. What if no one has been chosen by Inauguration Day?
6. What if a major party candidate dies or resigns?
pt. II. The history of disputed elections. 7. Three disputed elections : 1800, 1824, 1876 / Norman J. Ornstein
8. The 2000 election / John C. Fortier
pt. III. Arguments for and against the Electoral College. 9. Let's hear it for the Electoral College / Walter Berns
10. Why old and new arguments for the Electoral College are not compelling / Akhil Reed Amar and Vikram David Amar
11. Excerpts from "The Electoral College and the American idea of democracy" / Martin Diamond
Appendixes: A. Provisions in the Constitution for presidential selection ; B. Statutory provisions for presidential selection ; C. Nomination and binding of presidential electors ; D. 1825 precedents ; E. Party rules ; F. Allocation of electoral votes among the states for 2004 and 2008 ; G. Faithless electors ; H. Electoral College and popular vote outcomes of all elections

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 97-100)

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Washington, D.C

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JK529 .A68 2004, JK529.A68 2004

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xv, 103 p. ;
Number of pages
103

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OL17140142M
Internet Archive
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0844742023
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2004011201
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