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2. These electors are chosen as the Leg- islature of each state may direct.
3. The electors meet in their respective states and vote by ballot for the President.
4. Since the year 1800 the electors have always voted for the candidate nominated by the national party which elected them, though the Constitution does not make this re- quirement.
5. The ballots are sent in sealed pack- ages to the President of the Sen- ate, who counts them and declares the candidate receiving a majority vote elected....
6. If the electors fail to elect, the House of Representatives chooses a Pres- ident from the three candidates that receive the greatest number of electoral votes. 97 Brief of the Introduction B. The proposed system has the following characteristics : 1. The people vote directly for the President, the candidate receiving a majority of the votes being elected.
2. If there be no majority, the President is elected as under the present sys- tem when the electors fail to elect.
III. The real question to be answered is, Should the direct method be substituted for the present method?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. These electors are chosen as the Leg- islature of each state may direct.
3. The electors meet in their respective states and vote by ballot for the President.
4. Since the year 1800 the electors have always voted for the candidate nominated by the national party which elected them, though the Constitution does not make this re- quirement.
5. The ballots are sent in sealed pack- ages to the President of the Sen- ate, who counts them and declares the candidate receiving a majority vote elected....
6. If the electors fail to elect, the House of Representatives chooses a Pres- ident from the three candidates that receive the greatest number of electoral votes. 97 Brief of the Introduction B. The proposed system has the following characteristics : 1. The people vote directly for the President, the candidate receiving a majority of the votes being elected.
2. If there be no majority, the President is elected as under the present sys- tem when the electors fail to elect.
III. The real question to be answered is, Should the direct method be substituted for the present method?
What to read after Practical Argumentation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Kynett Pattee to read onlineMoreLess
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