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"The Electoral College and Direct Election" (7/22/1977)

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"The Electoral College and Direct Election"
Professors Herbert Storing and Martin Diamond
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
July 22, 1977

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The Electoral College - Trent England - Tulsa Project Monthly Meeting

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Save Our States Executive Director Trent England speaks with the Tulsa 912 Project about the Electoral College and the National Popular Vote.

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The Popular Vote vs. the Electoral College

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In this PragerU video author Tara Ross discusses the the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.

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Tara Ross - Time to do Away with the Electoral College?

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Author Tara Ross debates Thom Hartmann on the Electoral College.

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Why We Need the Electoral College - Tara Ross

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Author Tara Ross explains why the Electoral College is a crucial part of the American system of government.

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Saving the Electoral College with Tara Ross, part 1

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Author Tara Ross sits down with host Jon Caldara In a one-on-one interview.

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Saving the Electoral College with Tara Ross, part 2

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Author Tara Ross sits down with host Jon Caldara In a one-on-one interview, Part 2.

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Saving the Electoral College with Tara Ross, part 3

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Author Tara Ross sits down with host Jon Caldara In a one-on-one interview, part 3.

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Does the Electoral College Accurately Represent the Voice of the American People?

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D.C. anchor Mike Walter moderates a heated discussion between author Tara Ross and Thom Hartmann.

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270: Debating The Electoral College

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Save Our States Executive Director Trent England and Author Tara Ross face off against NPV Chairman John R. Koza and author Neal Peirce in a debate moderated by MSNBC's Lawrence O’Donnell.

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