ELECTORAL COLLEGE SYSTEM: Is it time for a change? The recent presidential election brought to the forefront of the American public’s mind the question of whether the Electoral College remains an appropriate method of electing the nation’s highest-ranking public official. Although the closeness of this race reminded the general public that they did not have the right to directly elect the president, the debate as to the value of this system, or the …showed first 75 words of 2281 total…

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