Essays on Electoral College

Gerrymandering is a difficult problem to solve for the following reasons. First, any solutions that potentially exist are rather subjective. For example, when the cases are taken to courts, they turn the courts political. The...

The Electoral College is a significant body of individuals chosen to represent the states of America in electing the President. In doubt of voting effectiveness, the Electoral College was formed by the Founding Fathers or the Framers of the Nation to ensure citizens of America elect the best Presidential candidate....

Systems of Governance: UK vs US Systems of governance between the United Kingdom and the United States of America have a distinctive difference in the way that the governments are formed and run in both countries. According to (Gering & Thacker, 2008, 50), there are different methods of governance which can...

The 2016 Presidential Elections The 2016 elections represent the second time that Democrats have won the majority vote but still lost the presidential elections. While the presidential election in 2000 was a close run, it pales in comparison to Trump's election to the office. Philip Bump recaps what happened in the...

The Electoral College System The Electoral College is a significant body of individuals chosen to represent the states of America in electing the President. In doubt of voting effectiveness, the Electoral College was formed by the Founding Fathers or the Framers of the Nation to ensure citizens of America elect the...

The electoral college is a system used in America's presidential elections. It is composed of electors who are chosen by political parties to elect the candidates to a particular office. Each elector represents a state or territory and is pledged to vote for the candidate of that party. No third-party...