Resources on elections in the United States, with an explanation of the electoral college, campaign finance, and the electoral process.
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Elections
Overviews
- The
Electoral Process
Presented in question/answer format, this section addresses the nomination and election of the President, Senators, and Representatives, qualifications for voting, the administration of elections, and the funding of campaigns.
- Elections 2008
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U.S. Federal
Election Commission
Explanation of the role and activities of the U.S. Federal Election Commission.
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More Than Elections: How Democracies Transfer Power
Democracy requires more than holding elections. Healthy democracies
are defined by the expectations of citizens and the common rules,
understandings, and trust they build. This eJournal USA explores the
contours of civil society and political legitimacy within which peaceful
transitions of power can occur.
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- Congressional
Authority to Standardize National Election
Procedures
Report on the constitutional authority and limitations relevant to attempts by Congress to standardize election procedures.
- Elections:
A Framework for Evaluating Reform Proposals
This section explains the variability in election administration, discusses the challenges to effective electoral reform, and presents criteria for assessing reform.
- Elections
Reform: Overview and Issues
This
report discusses the issues surrounding elections reform.
- Presidential
Elections in the United States: A Primer
This report describes the four stages of the presidential election process.
Electoral
College
Campaign
Finance
Election
Procedures and Technologies
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