The Constitution Comes to the County Unit: Georgia’s State Level Electoral College
Community Contribution

In the wake of renewed discussion about the Electoral College following the 2016 presidential election, CAPI’s latest Community Contribution examines the history of Georgia’s state level electoral college. Through this in-depth look, CAPI contributor David Crockett explores how the ways in which this system was used to skew election results illustrate the dangers of indirect elections. Read the full Community Contribution here.

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The Constitution Comes to the County Unit: Georgia’s State Level Electoral College Community Contribution

CAPI Public Integrity Practice Tip: Digiwhist.Eu

The Constitution Comes to the County Unit: Georgia’s State Level Electoral College
Community Contribution

CAPI Public Integrity Practice Tip:
Digiwhist.Eu