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0eeba091852d | F8706CB01394 | The electoral college is unfair, outdated, and irrational. The system has been around for milleniums from our founding fathers and the Constitution in the 1700s to present day America, it is critical that we update our system to a more realistic process where the citizens have more say in the leader we choose to lead us. | Lead | Effective |
9ec4f897d64e | F8706CB01394 | I am in favor in abolishing the Electoral College becasue most of the power should be held in the hand of the citizens and the popular vote should have more regards than the vote in Congress. | Position | Effective |
ecf07dc5845e | F8706CB01394 | I am not in favor in keeping the Electoral College because under the college system, voters don't vote for the president but for a slate elector, who in turn "elect the president" | Claim | Effective |
8a250628be37 | F8706CB01394 | the process is unfair to voters, | Claim | Adequate |
83f72f1dd525 | F8706CB01394 | over 60 percent of voters would perfer a direct election rather than the kind we have now.
| Claim | Adequate |
d037efec7e62 | F8706CB01394 | When people go out of thier way to vote, they vote because they want to have a say in their potentially future. They vote for who they believe would lead our society and modern day world in the right direction. They would like to think that one vote could make a difference in a election, but with the Electoral College voters in presidential elections are people who want to express a political preference rather than vote who they actulally want to be president. | Evidence | Effective |
e62592d35e1e | F8706CB01394 | Under the Electoral College voters vote not for the president but for a slate of electors, who in return elect the president. In reality the people are not voting for the president they are putting their trust in somebody they vote to vote for the person they have choose to lead | Claim | Effective |
283ba72505b9 | F8706CB01394 | The process is unfair to the people because of the "winner takes all" system in each state the canidates dont take time in states in which they know have no chances of gaining them any power, they stay in states that are more benefically to them | Claim | Effective |
ae60af2301a1 | F8706CB01394 | The canidates mostly focus on the tight races ocuring in the "swing states" in 2000 many states didnt even get to see the candiates because they were "little, irrlevent, and worthless" states. I'm sure many people in those sates such as South Carolina and Rhode Island had a lot of input to add in the 2000 campagin but because they were little minority states they werent focused on as much as the other larger staes. This is very unfair and judgementally to these states because the Electoral College is based on involuntary effects, the inhabitants of North Caiolina or Rhode Island cannot control where they choose to live, they might have to live in the certain geograpic location because of finaces or religous persecution. They may want to have a say in the election but cant because of their living arrangements. | Evidence | Effective |
31a1776729bb | F8706CB01394 | Many might contradict that the Electoral College is benefical because it has more of a certain outcome | Counterclaim | Adequate |
9108c7ef1e27 | F8706CB01394 | but with that certainty comes many votes and state votes that were disregarded. | Rebuttal | Adequate |
18785486078d | F8706CB01394 | The Electoral College is unfair in many different aspects we need to update our system of election, becasue like everything else in the world has an expiration date. Their is an expiration date on almost all of our food and beverages, an expiration date on salvery, an expiration date on our life, and so now we need an expiration date on the Electoral College. | Concluding Statement | Effective |
38c34e66c0c2 | F888B0ABFB36 | Why did people think that there was aliens on Mars | Lead | Adequate |
5df99f8d7f74 | F888B0ABFB36 | There was a face on mars, | Claim | Adequate |
1f5c163bc1a5 | F888B0ABFB36 | They think it was made by aliens | Claim | Adequate |
56c71ba31f47 | F888B0ABFB36 | was it aliens or just landforms | Claim | Adequate |
71a36790da71 | F888B0ABFB36 | There was a face on mars | Claim | Ineffective |
aefee5b1549d | F888B0ABFB36 | NASA's took some photos of the face. A lot of people seem to think that it is aliens that made look like face. People knew there most be others living on mars. | Evidence | Ineffective |
10fb92c3081f | F888B0ABFB36 | Poeple think it made by made by aliens | Claim | Adequate |
be94d501ebad | F888B0ABFB36 | Other knew that it was made by the first humens and to think it look like Egyptian Phareoh. Why was it there and want to know who put there and how did it get there. So did people think is was aliens or humens. | Evidence | Ineffective |
d816a90460a7 | F888B0ABFB36 | Was it aliens or just landforms | Claim | Ineffective |
d1fcc968d6d7 | F888B0ABFB36 | To find out that it was just landforms some people want it aliens or first humens. Some what knew what is look like them was (middle butte in the Snake River Plain of Idaho). Other knew that was landforms. | Evidence | Ineffective |
e9b6543f0157 | F888B0ABFB36 | I think what it is a buch of rocks that stay there for a longtime | Position | Adequate |
90b67d7fb742 | F888B0ABFB36 | There was a face on mars, They think it was made by aliens, and was it aliens or just landforms. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
b77945a739f2 | F8A06DB4A5CE | The electoral college system is better than the popular vote system because every citizen should have a say in who is running the country they are living in. Also, if not everyone has a say in who their president is there would probably be claims of discrimination towards the government for not letting those people vote. There would,as well, not be a standard that could be set that everyone agrees on because the people excluded would not accept it. | Lead | Adequate |
bd0a3ce8b688 | F8A06DB4A5CE | Popular vote hasnt worked in the past and it wont work now either.
| Position | Adequate |
2bfd24ee163e | F8A06DB4A5CE | If we chose the popular vote system it would never work out because there would always be people,mostly the ones excluded from voting, that would disagree with the system in general and the standard set on who can or can't vote | Claim | Ineffective |
956c59970cf3 | F8A06DB4A5CE | For example,in colonial times only white men who owned land could vote and I am sure that the african americans and the women and even the white men who didn't own land were not too happy with that standard. Of course if we had the popular vote system today,the standard would definitely have to be changed but the people who are excluded wouldn't like the system at all. | Evidence | Ineffective |
092a7e6857a4 | F8A06DB4A5CE | In the electoral college system everyone who would like to gets a say in who is running their country and pretty much nobody has a problem with it | Claim | Adequate |
ecaf2777a936 | F8A06DB4A5CE | It is also much easier to count the vote's of 586 votes from the electoral college than like half a billion from cictizens in america. | Evidence | Adequate |
9a43547ef3e5 | F8A06DB4A5CE | if we adopt the popular vote system, what would happen if only white and black people could vote or only white men. | Claim | Ineffective |
51ea537f012d | F8A06DB4A5CE | There would be udder chaos in America and there would be wrongful deaths and crimes. I would get mad too if i was put in a spot where i was not allowed to vote but some people would take it to the extreme and it probably wouldn't stop until the standard was amended. | Evidence | Ineffective |
5369b4e4b431 | F8A06DB4A5CE | In conclusion, the popular vote system is all around a bad idea and it would cause nothing but bad times. Keep the voting system the same because everyone seem's to like it so dont fix it if it's not broken. That is why we should not change or fix the voting system in America. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
5315640328d7 | F8FB4470A52F | "The Electoral College is a process, not a place. The founding fathers established it in the Constitution as a compromise between election of the President by a vote in Congress and election of the President by a popular vote of qualified citizens"(Office of the Federal Register1). Thus, the Electoral College is a balance of votes that includes many different sources for which the President is elected | Lead | Effective |
bfcffb904a3a | F8FB4470A52F | For this, the Electoral College should be retained due to its contribution to successful elections even though there are some instances which occur and to help the elections remain fair and equal. Additionally, this process should be continued, but there are certain aspects that would argue for changing the aged process. | Position | Effective |
427c7a2f8913 | F8FB4470A52F | In Richard Posner's, "In Defense of the Electoral College: Five reasons to keep our despised method of choosing the President," he incorporates in his defense, that the electoral votes are awarded in a winner-take-all basis, which means that the states play an important role in the deciding factor of who will become the next President. | Claim | Adequate |
43458437dd79 | F8FB4470A52F | Posner explained theoretically, "In [2012's] election, for example, Obama received 61.7 percent of the electoral vote compared to only 51.3 perecnt of the popular votes cast for him and Romney... even a slight plurality in a state creates a landslide electoral-vote victory in that state" (Posner 1). With this, this shows that the state votes are important and essential to the canidates who are trying to obtain electoral votes in the states. Thus, this method or process is successful in ways many people do not aknowledge. The citizen's votes do matter, when every aspect is put into a big picture and taken into account. | Evidence | Effective |
ff5833c7b265 | F8FB4470A52F | Furthermore, the Electoral College alllows for everyone to have the chance to be apart of the elections. | Claim | Adequate |
8ed05f4fdb20 | F8FB4470A52F | The Office of the Federal Register explains, "The Electoral College process consists of the selection of the electors, the meeting of the electors where they vote for President and Vice President, and the counting of the electoral votes by Congress" (The Office of the Federal Register 1). This adds suppprt that at the end of the election, almost every part of an election including votes, is taken into consideration, thus making the election a sucessful one. | Evidence | Adequate |
e28ad3f7c3cd | F8FB4470A52F | In The Office of the Federal Register's excerpt, "What Is The Electoral College," there is certain reasons that further divulge how the Electoral College is fair and equal to the canidates and the citizens who are voting | Claim | Effective |
1fdd601bab95 | F8FB4470A52F | This is reliterated when The Office of the Federal Register statees, " Your state's entitled allotment of electors equals the number of members in its Congressional Delegation: one for each member in the House of Representatives plus two for your Senators...(Office of the Federal Register 1). In addition this means that each state will receive an opportunity to have a meaningful vote to the elections because every state has the same kinds of members being awareded to them. Each state will have a different number of members due to the size, but they will all be of equal value to the canidates. To add for support, Posner says, "No region has enough electoral votes to elect a president"(Posner 1). With this, all the states understand that their vote is crucial to the election and the canidates. Fortunately, the Electoral College is fair and equal to all the state's voting in the election, sometimes even more than some states know. For example, Posner states, " Voters in toss up states are more likely to pay close attention to the campaign-to really listen tp the competing candidates-knowing that they are going to decide the election"(Posner 1). Ultimately, the Electoral College is the most fair way to decide and vote for a future president who will be our leader of all the citizens. | Evidence | Effective |
410667f72a16 | F8FB4470A52F | but there are some flaws. For example, Plumer explains, "... Thanks to the quirks of the electoral college- won the popular vote but list the presidency over 60 percent of the voters would prefer a direct election to the kind we have now" (Plumer 1). The elecotral college could alter the outcome of an election dramtically. Another issue that Plumer wants people to know is that, " Under the electoral collge sysytem, voters vote not for the president, but for a slate of electors..." | Counterclaim | Effective |
08130bc47866 | F8FB4470A52F | This is true but also could be a little dramatic. Ultimately, the citizens are the ones who are voting for the candidates not the electors. Without the vote from the citizens there would be no electors. The Electoral College process should still be kept even though there are some issues. | Rebuttal | Adequate |
825521ada0a8 | F8FB4470A52F | In conclusion, the Electoral College is very important to our modern day elections. The citizens and the states determine who the next Presidents will be. The process provides successful elecions which are fair and equal to not only the people, but the states. Posner states, "Voters in presidential elections are people who want to express a poltiacl preference rather than people who think that a single vote may decide an election" (Posner 1). The Electoral College makes sure that every person and state vote is accounted for and will be contributed to who the next President will be. One day maybe there will be a process that will exceed the Electral College, but for now, we will trust our founding fathers and keep the process that has been with us since the start. | Concluding Statement | Effective |
56bc8978b6d4 | F908A9D980F5 | I heard you are reconsidering the school cell phone policy. I also heard you were thinking of two different polices. one is where you would let students use there cell phones during lunch periods and other free times as long as they were off during class time. The other policy is that students are not allowed to have phones at school at all. | Lead | Adequate |
0ac4685b7e5c | F908A9D980F5 | personally
I think you should go with policy one. The reason for that is if students don't have there cell phone they want be able to call there parents in case of an emergency. | Position | Adequate |
d39d89ae7bcc | F908A9D980F5 | Like if they miss there bus, or if they get sick.
There is no harm if kids use there cell phone during lunch, or there free time at school.
As long as they keep them off during class. No one is being distract. No is being interrupted.
Finally no one is cheating. | Evidence | Ineffective |
bc7d384e4231 | F97EF0C23821 | I believe the Electoral College System is wrong | Position | Adequate |
e9dadde9adac | F97EF0C23821 | In source number 2, Bradford Plumer states, "Under the electoral college system, voters vote for the president, but for a slate of electors, who in turn elect the president.". | Evidence | Adequate |
24ce454836fe | F97EF0C23821 | In other words, your vote is basically in the hands of someone else, and hopefully they vote for who you want | Claim | Adequate |
b5111c8fbfe1 | F97EF0C23821 | what's even worse is electors are picked on at state conventions, sometimes state party's central committee, or even sometimes the presidental candidates, so you, the citizens don't get to pick the elector. Voters can not always control who their electors vote for and voters sometimes get confused about the electors and vote for the wrong candiate. | Evidence | Adequate |
1476ab66a34e | F97EF0C23821 | Moreover, in source number 2, Bradford Plumer states, "The single best arguement against the electoral college is what we might call the diaster factor. | Claim | Adequate |
65174a3003bb | F97EF0C23821 | state legislatures are technically responsible for picking electors, and that those electors could always defy the will of the people...electors have occasionally refused to vote for their party's candidate and cast a deciding vote for whomever they please.". Furthermore, this shows how the citizens of the United States of America really don't have a direct, liberal,voting system to choose who they want to won the election because at anypoint the electors can just go against what the citizens want and vote for who they please. | Evidence | Adequate |
45b2724b4afd | F97EF0C23821 | the electoral college is unfair to voters | Claim | Adequate |
c29485792067 | F97EF0C23821 | Because of the winner-take-all system in each states, candidates don't spend time in each state because they know they hvae no chance of winning, focusing only on the tight races in the 'swing' states.". Basically,this is saying that small states don't get to see campaigns or any of that because they're small states so they don't evem get a visit from the elector. | Evidence | Ineffective |
2858a0c8cb93 | F97EF0C23821 | Overall, The electoral college is unfair, outdated and irrational. We should all have the right to vote for who we want directly and not have to go through electors which there is a very high chance they might change their minds and vote for the other party. | Concluding Statement | Adequate |
9eb38ff359d5 | F986C612AC3A | Community service is helpful to the community and is good for people and should be required for students. | Position | Adequate |
9b076348ccda | F986C612AC3A | It is a great way for students to become a better person by helping the communit | Claim | Adequate |
a540503b82cd | F986C612AC3A | Community service allows the community to become cleaner and better by students helping | Claim | Adequate |
b39622bd3462 | F986C612AC3A | It allows unfortunate people to get help from people and allows neglected areas to be cleaned | Claim | Adequate |
aea6cc87cccf | F986C612AC3A | Community service is a great way of helping the community become better in a whole. | Evidence | Adequate |
e6674a546544 | F986C612AC3A | It drives students away from negative influences like drugs and gives them more positive influences by helping others. Community service teaches students to help others and not push others away and to treat the community that they live in with more respect. | Evidence | Adequate |
b2be4a597ac8 | F986C612AC3A | It allows for students to make a cleaner community and not litter it and make it dirty. It stops violence and drugs by teaching students to become better people. Community service also makes more development in parks and other places.
| Evidence | Adequate |
9ae150d3dd17 | F986C612AC3A | An example is giving out food to the homeless. By doing this, people who do not get food regularly have the chance to get some for sure. | Evidence | Ineffective |
7ba4dd7ce2b5 | FA38B62F80E5 | Historically, children have only been able to receive an education by traveling to a building known as a school. In this building, there are classrooms, desks, boards, teachers, etc., but most importantly, the outlet to a successful future. Over time, more and more developments have been made in order to improve the quality of the curriculum that students learn in school. With the rise of technology, even the location of schooling has begun to vary with the addition of a unique option: learning from home. Online video conferences and other such facilities allow for students to access the same materials that they would be given at a traditional school | Lead | Effective |
818173a9beb9 | FA38B62F80E5 | students would not benefit from being able to attend classes from home, which is portrayed by the lack of three things that are vital to academic achievement: | Position | Effective |
92467adbe4a9 | FA38B62F80E5 | student discipline, | Claim | Adequate |
acb64d74e73f | FA38B62F80E5 | teacher connection, | Claim | Adequate |
d7740f4c6f5a | FA38B62F80E5 | test regulation. | Claim | Adequate |
8cdbdbc6524f | FA38B62F80E5 | First and foremost, being able to attend classes from home would result in a lack of student discipline. | Claim | Effective |
b8787694258b | FA38B62F80E5 | Learning from home would discourage students from maintaining a strict schedule that would normally be upheld in a school building. For example, Generic_Name, a sixth grader, takes classes from home. The year before, he used to wake up at 6:00 every morning to get ready for school, which started at 8:00. Now, he wakes up around 9:00, because he only has four 90-minute classes to attend via video. While he may be able to get more sleep at night, Generic_Name has not established a routine for his school work, so he wastes hours before and in between classes. This leads to him not having enough time to spend with his loved ones or exercise, all because he has the leisure to slack off during the day. Consequently, there is not only a decrease in efficiency, but also in productivity, which is an outcome of the ability to attend classes from home. These are qualities of discipline, which is an indicator of success in the future. | Evidence | Effective |
cc4d972215d4 | FA38B62F80E5 | Secondly, the direct connection to teachers would be lost if students were able to attend classes from home. | Claim | Effective |
c4a8a8b16fdb | FA38B62F80E5 | In other words, students would not be able to ask their teachers any questions they might have in person. | Evidence | Adequate |
eb8c6318491f | FA38B62F80E5 | Although the video conferencing software might include a messaging system for students to communicate with their teachers, | Counterclaim | Effective |
a8d5745167dc | FA38B62F80E5 | it does not replicate the same level of understanding that a student might gain if they were able to speak directly to their teacher. | Rebuttal | Effective |
9d7baaeefe16 | FA38B62F80E5 | For instance, students who need clarification of certain material may not receive an adequate explanation online because their teacher's attention may be divided or focused on some other task. Additionally, in person, students would be able to ask follow-up questions and have a thorough discussion with their teacher, whereas a messaging system might not allow for steady communication due to breaks between answers. Therefore, there may be gaps in students' learning, which could contribute to poor performance in their classes. | Evidence | Effective |
f1b6beafcda6 | FA38B62F80E5 | Last but not least, the regulation of tests is lowered when students have the ability to attend classes from home. | Claim | Effective |
142aad91e8da | FA38B62F80E5 | When assessing students' learning in a tradtional school, teachers normally provide them with hard copies of multiple-choice or short answer questions that require students to write with a pencil or pen. With advancements in technology, however, tests are increasingly being administered through software to both avoid the wastage of paper and facilitate the process of grading. Learning from home usually requires students to take all of their tests online rather than on paper, which becomes problematic when there is no teacher or reliable adult proctoring the administration. This allows for cheating and other dishonest behaviors to occur, thereby decreasing the credibility of the scores of students taking tests from home. Test regulation is necessary for schools to accurately assess the academic performance of students, so a lack thereof is detrimental to society.
| Evidence | Effective |
fad81f77226c | FA38B62F80E5 | In conclusion, students would not benefit from being able to attend classes from home due to the lack of student discipline, teacher connection, and test regulation. A combination of one or more of these factors can lead to a student not meeting the standards of learning, or even worse, the requirements for graduation from school. At home, students are not monitored regularly as they are at school, which is a breeding ground for incomplete lessons and assignments. Subsequently, grades plummet, and in many cases, so does the motivation to excel. In order for education to fulfill its purpose, students should attend school in a building separate from their home. By doing so, they would be subject to the benefits of character cultivation, as they learn not only the subjects normally taught in a curriculum, but also the value of hard work and its upward path to accomplishment in life. | Concluding Statement | Effective |
63d9017d9bbc | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Online classes have been around for some time now, in fact only some schools offer this learning option by taking certain classes online or video conferencing. Online schools can be taken because of different situations; such as, being home schooled or having to retake classes. | Lead | Adequate |
5ee23a6dcc1b | FA49F4D9E6A8 | There are reasoning behind this idea of online education that could help students in different kind of ways | Position | Adequate |
e299a3633c6e | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Although most schools have normal education such as regular classes at school, other schools have something else in mind. Other schools have online classes that students are able to attend. I think the reasoning behind these online classes are because some students may have it difficult at school. | Claim | Effective |
57c477d98db9 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | The majority of kids that are home schooled or take online classes are because of what goes on around them at school. Kids may not feel comfortable, not being able to get along with the people around them, and having trouble learning. Kids may find online classes a better way of education by concentrating and focusing more, rather than being distracted by other things around them at school such as kids disturbing them and the drama that goes on between students. | Evidence | Effective |
864a6c9f5354 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Also, some kids, including me, may not feel safe at school because of the things that have been happening to other schools like school shootings. School shootings have happened a lot around the world, because of situations like that, it leads students to not feel safe at school. Another reason a student may not feel safe at this school is because the way the school handles certain situations. Like every other school, there are drills, like lock down drills or fire drills. Some students may not want to go through real life drills and they fear a real one could happen. | Evidence | Effective |
e9222b271626 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Coming from a student , I support online classes. I support online classes because from my point of view it could be a solution to a lot of things to what goes on during school. | Claim | Effective |
063fee4137cb | FA49F4D9E6A8 | A few other reasons why students take online classes are because a student could be getting bullied. In some cases this is true, a student may not be getting the best education at a regular school because they're too scared to even go to school. At times, parents end up taking matters into their own hands by protecting their child from bullying and finding a solution like online classes | Evidence | Effective |
1da5f81be757 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Another example on why kids may be taking online classes are because of what goes on in their life. Kids my age on social media that are influences are busy with the media . They create content or focus on other things in life that may not fit with a full schedule class at school so they choose to take online classes that way they learn on their own time and have time to work on their social media life | Evidence | Effective |
d1646b9600e9 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Lastly, failing a class. In some situations, students end up failing a class or classes and end up having to retake these classes online. Also, online classes is a great idea because it could help prepare students for college. Some students in college take online classes and do most of their work online, which will help the students that are still in school get prepared for college. | Evidence | Effective |
541a0effbf79 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Overall, I dont see why online classes would be an issue; as long as you're learning and getting the same education as you would be getting at a regular school then everything should be alright. Although online classes is a topic that should be discussed between parents and the school, students should have a say in it as well because after all, it is apart of their education. My thoughts on this is that all schools should give a chance to have online classes because as i said, some kids may end up liking this way of education and learn better! I'm glad other schools have given the opportunity to let students experience different kinds of education. | Concluding Statement | Effective |
752098c6c77b | FA49F4D9E6A8 | Yes, online classes may not work for everyone | Counterclaim | Adequate |
968a22e894a0 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | but in my opinion it is not wrong to take these online classes as long as the student is getting the education they need | Rebuttal | Adequate |
4780357fdc14 | FA49F4D9E6A8 | I hope other schools get inspired by these online classes and give students a chance to try it out, because after all, a students education is what's most important. | Concluding Statement | Effective |
a5c79a8d713d | FA591109B448 | "The American people should consider themselves lucky..." "What is the Electoral College?" by the Office of the Federal Register, "The Indefensible Electoral College: Why even the best-laid defenses of the system are wrong" by Bradford Plumer, and "In Defense of the Electoral College: Five reasons to keep our depised method of choosing the President" by Richard A. Posher, these 3 passages were compared about electoral votes. Which one to for the people would choose, either in favor of keeping the Electoral College or changing to election by popular votes for the U.S. president? | Lead | Adequate |
b0cb007432bc | FA591109B448 | You should be able to keep the Electoral College so every person has their right in voting and it would be equal | Position | Adequate |
31f5af2c6875 | FA591109B448 | Whether the people don't care about who's gonna get it or not going to, it would still be better off voting and trying to get that person elected | Claim | Ineffective |
d1987cc93bdc | FA591109B448 | "..the electoral college is unfair to voters." All the people want is to be equal and have their rights and in order for them to have rights. Instead, of Congress going with just the populars, they should be able to count up all the people's voting choices and let it decide like that. "The election is only a few swing voters away from catastrophe." If the higher people in the Presidency don't take charge soon enough every electoral poll booth we have will turn into a big mess with horrible, unexpected things coming.
| Evidence | Ineffective |
2358bf52be87 | FA591109B448 | If all things were possible, do you really think this world would be having these arguments or 'hard choices'. "A tie in the nationwide electoral vote is possible because the total number of votes is an even number." Does that mean we should go with the popular votes if it's a tie? Yes, well if it's an even number it happens rarely enough where you don't see it often. "Voters are the people who want to express rather than people who think a single vote will decide." The people eho think one vote will decide more than the other's is wrong because what if that person had expressed their vote and the other choice would've won. | Evidence | Ineffective |
5fe422b11f72 | FA591109B448 | "The electoral college is unfair, outdated, and irrational." Not everything you do will be fair in life. Other words, yes give your opinion and hope that you'll be heard and it will help. | Concluding Statement | Ineffective |
e504cbc179ed | FA62EE04FAFA | teacher asks:
What is an electoral college?
my answer:
The electoral college is a process, not a place... | Lead | Ineffective |
1dcd66d5ebb3 | FA62EE04FAFA | The founding fathers etablished it in the constitution as a compromise between election of the prsident by a vote in congress and election of the president by a popular vote of qualified citizens. The electoral college process consists of the selection of the electors, the meeting of the electors where they vote for president and vice president, and the counting of the electoral votes by congress.
Under the 23rd Admendment of the constitution, the district of columbia is a located 3 electors and treated like a state for purposes of the electoral college. for the reason, in the following discussion, the word "
state
" also refers to the district of columbia. The electoral college consists of 538 electors. A majority of 270 electoral votes is required to elect the president. Your state's entitled allotment of electors equals the number of members in its congressional delegation: one for each member in the house of repersentatives plus two for your senators...
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