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Electoral College
I believe that many things that go on in today’s society can be considered undemocratic, however, many citizens seem to disagree with the Electoral College. ... An election that gives the people the choice of a president by a majority would cure some of the current problems of the Electoral College. ... Where did the Electoral College go wrong? ... The Constitutional Convention created the Electoral College in 1789 in hopes that it would be an adequate system. The Electoral College consists of an elected few who cast their votes for the state they represent. Those who feel that the college should remain as it is believe that the American people are too uninformed about election issues to vote. The argument for the modification of the college maintains that the people are not actually electing the president, but the larger states are. Ultimately, the majority of the United States citizens support the elimination of an Electoral College that serves no purpose in the government. The argument in favor of the continuation of the Electoral College states that it represents an effective institution. First, the format of the college demonstrates its validity.
Approximate Word count = 930
Approximate Pages = 3.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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