The Electoral College: Failures of Original Intent and a Proposed Constitutional Amendment for Direct Popular Vote
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The Electoral College: Failures of Original Intent and a Proposed Constitutional Amendment for Direct Popular Vote

by Alan E. Johnson

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This focused examination of the Electoral College considers its failures in relation to original intent and presents a proposed constitutional amendment for direct popular vote. It offers a concise treatment of presidential election structure, constitutional change, and the debate over how electoral outcomes should be determined.

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This book examines the Electoral College and its relationship to the intentions behind its creation.

It focuses on alleged failures of original intent within the current presidential election system.

The book presents a proposed constitutional amendment designed to establish direct popular vote.

Its subject is the structure of American presidential elections and the constitutional framework governing them.

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