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Electoral College: Federalism vs Democracy

In this episode we discuss the origins of the electoral college and why it is still around as an institution after many criticisms over the years.

An episode of the Policy War podcast, hosted by Rus'sel Butts, titled "Electoral College: Federalism vs Democracy" was published on February 16, 2021 and runs 33 minutes.

February 16, 2021 ·33m · Policy War

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In this episode we discuss the origins of the electoral college and why it is still around as an institution after many criticisms over the years.

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In this episode we discuss the origins of the electoral college and why it is still around as an institution after many criticisms over the years. 

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