Miranda Warnings | Is The Electoral College Good For Democracy | Michael Fox & Howard Schaffer

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Two of the last five presidential elections were won by people who lost the popular vote, a risk inherent to the Electoral College system. Michael Fox, assistant professor of business law and pre-law advisor at Mount Saint Mary College, and Howard Schaffer, founder of Media Marketing, discuss the history of the Electoral College, whether it still serves today’s voters and what might replace it. Miranda Warnings is hosted by past NYSBA President David Miranda.

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