Publisher's Synopsis
"The Electoral System of the United States" by David A. McKnight offers a comprehensive critical and historical analysis of the foundational principles of the American electoral system. Published in 1878, this enduring work delves into the constitutional framework and the legislative acts of Congress that shape the electoral process. McKnight provides a detailed exposition of the historical context and the fundamental principles underpinning the U.S. electoral system, offering valuable insights into its evolution and operation.
This book remains an essential resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of American governance and the historical development of its electoral mechanisms. It serves as a crucial reference for grasping the constitutional basis and the congressional actions that define the electoral system.
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