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The mechanisms that lead to the final selection of a president are complex. Some procedures are sketched out in the original Constitution and its amendments, and others in federal law, congressional rules and procedures, state laws, and political party rules. This new, expanded edition of After the...
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| Zusammenfassung: | The mechanisms that lead to the final selection of a president are complex. Some procedures are sketched out in the original Constitution and its amendments, and others in federal law, congressional rules and procedures, state laws, and political party rules. This new, expanded edition of After the People Vote--featuring new sections on public opinion on the Electoral College and proposals for amending the Electoral College system--explains how our system of electing a president works, especially the processes that kick in after the November general election date. |
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| title_sort | after the people vote a guide to the electoral college |
| title_sub | a guide to the electoral college / |
| topic | Electoral college United States. Presidents United States Election. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85106475 Collège électoral États-Unis. Political Science: American Government Executive Branch. bisacsh Political Science: American Government National. bisacsh Electoral college fast Presidents Election fast |
| topic_facet | Electoral college United States. Presidents United States Election. Collège électoral États-Unis. Political Science: American Government Executive Branch. Political Science: American Government National. Electoral college Presidents Election United States |
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