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_______ every presidential election, Americans puzzle over the peculiar mechanism ______ the Electoral College
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Every four years, millions ______ Americans wonder why they choose their presidents ______ the Electoral College.
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Congress has attempted ______ many occasions ______ alter the Electoral College.
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______tracing the Electoral College’s origins ______ the Constitutional Convention, Dr. Keyssar explores the efforts ______ 1800 to 2020 to abolish it.
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The tendency ______ political parties to elevate partisan advantage ______ democratic values is one reason we still have the Electoral College.
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The commonly voiced explanation that small states have blocked reform ______ fear ______ losing influence proves ______ have been true only occasionally
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Dr. Keyssar examines why reform ______ the Electoral College has received so little attention ______ Congress.
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Dr. Keyssar's new book offers encouragement ______ those hoping ______ produce change ______ the twenty-first century.
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