Earn broad consent before changing presidential elections
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Elections have consequences. But a victory at the ballot box does not give politicians a blank check to fundamentally change how Americans elect their president. Public power rests on the people’s consent. Officials pursuing that transformation must explain what voters were asked to approve, whose influence would change, and why they are proceeding without constitutional
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Earn broad consent before changing presidential elections
Elections have consequences. But a victory at the ballot box does not give politicians a blank check to fundamentally change how Americans elect their president. Public power rests on the people’s consent. Officials pursuing that transformation must explain what voters were...
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