Electoral College
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We are back (This week we decided to release the episode a day early to bring it to you on election day)! In this one the Rogues talk about the electoral college. We discuss the history, how the system works, and review some interesting elections of the past. Enjoy! This podcast can be supported at: https://www.patreon.com/triviarogues
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