What happens if there’s an Electoral College tie - and what happened the year there was - Only once in US history has the ...
Until polls close on Election Day, millions of people across the United States are casting ballots for their preferred candidates to succeed President Biden in the White House. But determining the ...
Every presidential election cycle, constitutional law expert Alison LaCroix can count on people asking her one question when they learn what she does for a living. “Why do we have the Electoral ...
Many readers of this newspaper don’t realize the importance of the Electoral College concept on the ratification of our U.S. Constitution by the original 13 states. Here is a brief, simplified history ...
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Love it or hate it, the Electoral College is here to stay. So, how does it work and what's the history behind it?
Do you have what it takes to sit behind this desk? Yes, you might have concepts of a plan for the presidency, but you also need 270 electoral votes. You can win the popular vote, but also still lose ...
WASHINGTON — Five times in American history, and twice in the last 20 years, the U.S. presidential election was won by a candidate who lost the popular vote but won the Electoral College. The unique ...
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