Fifty States, Not Six: A Bipartisan Approach to Reforming the Electoral College and Assuring that Every Citizen’s Vote Counts
Fifty States, Not Six explores the Electoral College and presents a bipartisan approach to reform. Focused on representation and the principle that every citizen’s vote should count, the book offers a timely contribution to discussions about American elections, voting, and democratic reform.
About This Book
Fifty States, Not Six examines the Electoral College and its role in American presidential elections.
The book presents a bipartisan approach to reforming the system, with attention to how electoral votes are allocated and counted.
Its central concern is assuring that every citizen’s vote counts, making it relevant to readers interested in voting, representation, and democratic institutions.
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