Understanding the Fundamentals of the U.S. Presidential Election System

1. The constitutional origins of the election system
Alexander S. Belenky

2. Should the underlying concepts of the 1787 Great Compromise be honored?
Alexander S. Belenky

3. Stubborn numbers: how much of a say does the nation have in presidential elections?
Alexander S. Belenky

4. What if? Constitutional puzzles, weird outcomes, and possible stalemates in presidential elections
Alexander S. Belenky

5. “Winner-take-all:” is it as bad as they paint it to be?
Alexander S. Belenky

6. Can the National Popular Vote plan succeed?
Alexander S. Belenky

7. When every voter gains and no state loses: can the “one person, one vote” and the “one state, one vote” principles coexist?
Alexander S. Belenky

8. How existing election rules may affect the structure of election campaigns
Alexander S. Belenky

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