Which of the following is the strongest contemporary argument in favor of preserving the Electoral College?
a. The Electoral College insulates presidential elections from the voters.
b. Electors are better informed about candidates than are average voters.
c. The Electoral College protects the interests of small states.
d. The Electoral College magnifies electoral point margins.
e. It is less expensive than any alternative.
c
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A. rule of law B. sovereignty C. political constraint D. monopoly of power
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What will be an ideal response?
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