Understanding Presidential Elections: The Constitution, Caucuses, Primaries, Electoral College, and More

Updated for the 2016 election.Every four years citizens of the United States cast their vote in the election process of their Chief Executive – the President of the United States.But many students and adults alike do not understand the process by which we elect our president. Are we really casting a vote directly for one of them or for an elector, and what is the difference? And going backwards from November, how did those men and/or women end up...

By Catherine Jaime
File Size: 3487 KB
Print Length: 105 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 147008368X
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Publisher: Creative Learning Connection (July 21, 2016)
Publication Date: July 21, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01IUNOA5E
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I appreciate the author's attempt to simplify and explain the electoral process and electoral college, but this 'book' (more of a pamphlet) simplifies to a grade school level. Which is honestly all it takes to explain the concept. But if you're looki

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