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Electoral College And Abstention Of Vote

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Electoral College and abstention of vote In the history of American democracy, it is fundamental to see all the political development in its different stages. From the processes of the liberation of the English yoke to the formation of the electoral college as the regulator of our democracy. In this sense, it is remarkable how this when relating to society creates an unequal relationship since it is the electoral vote that determines who governs and not the popular vote. For example, in the article "The system is rigged: The Electoral College and the 2016 election," this disparity and its racist repercussions are established. Fletcher gives us a starting point on how to measure the representativeness of people in the state "The Constitution provides that each state has a minimum of two Senators and one member of the House of Representatives, even if its total population is less than a si ...
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