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How 2012 Helps Prospects for Reforming the Electoral College

Posted on November 30, 2012 by

The electoral college is one of the lingering undemocratic parts of American politics. Unlike almost every other country in the world, America elects its presidents not via the popular vote but rather via a strange system of “electoral votes” distributed … Continue reading →

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The White Female Vote in 2008

Posted on May 21, 2010 by

What if only white females voted in the 2008 presidential election? This is the type of question social scientists and individuals like me love to explore, and which everybody else presumably finds quite boring. More fascinating still, there is actually … Continue reading →

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