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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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"Safeguard: An Electoral College Story"

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How do United States' presidential elections really work? And what would happen if we changed the rules? Our new documentary, "Safeguard: An Electoral College Story," answers those questions.

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“In Praise of Electoral College”

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“In Praise of Electoral College”
Maibach, Michael C.
September 12, 2015
Caesar Rodney Institute

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“Is the Electoral College Passé?”

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“Is the Electoral College Passé?”
Schramm, Peter
November 2004
Ashbrook Center, Ashland University

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Don't Knock The Electoral College

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"Don't Knock The Electoral College"

Schlafly, Phyllis

November 29, 2000

Eagle Forum

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Hillary deserved to lose, the Electoral College deserves to stay

May 16, 2019 blog

In 2016, the system worked. It was not a “wrong-winner election” or a fluke. One reason the American Founders put the Electoral College into the Constitution was to protect against regional politics.…

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Civil rights icon defended the Electoral College forty years ago 

Aug 18, 2020 by Harry Roth blog

Failed political movements often return from the grave like zombies; bad ideas of fifty years ago appear again draped in different clothing. After being defeated decades ago, proponents of abolishing…

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Bad history on the Electoral College

Jun 10, 2020 by Sean Parnell blog

One line of attack made by opponents of the Electoral College is that it is inherently racist, both in original intent and in application over the years. There’s not much dispute that the three-fifth…

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