The Electoral College1

Title: The Electoral College1
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The Electoral College1

Is the electoral college the best method for electing the president in the 21st century? The same question was asked in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries as well. Infact, it was highly debated by the founding fathers as well. It was proposed that the president be chosen by the Congress. Others thought that "electors" should be chosen by the people in each state and the electors should then choose the President. Still others thought …showed first 75 words of 992 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 992 total…court justices. It resulted in an 8-7 vote in favor of Hayes. But despite all the arguments on either side, our current system remains out best system, because changing systems can be costly, unpredictable, and ineffective. Bibliography References 1. http://www.nccs.net/electoral_college.html 10/16/2000 2.The Choice of the People? : Debating the Electoral College (Enduring Questions in American Political Life), Judith Best, May 1996, Rowman & Littlefield 3. The Origins of theTwelfth Amendment,Tadahisa Kuroda, September 1994, Greenwood Publishing Group

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