Surprising facts about the Electoral College's origins and evolution—and just who is an elector—to ponder alongside giving a watch to One Person, One Vote? on PBS.

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To many Americans, even those who are well informed, the Electoral College seems to be a shadowy, labyrinthine process for [… ...

Congress and state governments have worked hard to prevent the aftermath of the 2024 election from descending into the chaos ...

The delegates’ creation of a unique and cumbersome method of selecting the president, one not used to elect any other governmental official, was born of complex considerations ...

These days, one can reasonably wonder how many Republicans believe in the ideal of democracy — in which (since we are all ...

Another popular attack on the Electoral College is that it is undemocratic. But American government was never meant to be ...

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The only presidential election to end in a tie took place way back in 1800, while the last “contingent election” was in 1824.