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Ballot Battles The History Of Disputed Elections In The United States 1st Edition Edward B Foley

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Ballot Battles The History Of Disputed Elections In The United States 1st Edition Edward B Foley instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 17.9 MB

Pages: 479

Author: Edward B. Foley

ISBN: 9780190235277, 0190235276

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Ballot Battles The History Of Disputed Elections In The United States 1st Edition Edward B Foley by Edward B. Foley 9780190235277, 0190235276 instant download after payment.

The 2000 presidential election, with its problems in Florida, was not the first major vote-counting controversy in the nation's history--nor the last. Ballot Battles traces the evolution of America's experience with these disputes, from 1776 to now, explaining why they have proved persistently troublesome and offering an institutional solution"
Abstract: The 2000 presidential election, with its problems in Florida, was not the first major vote-counting controversy in the nation's history--nor the last. Ballot Battles traces the evolution of America's experience with these disputes, from 1776 to now, explaining why they have proved persistently troublesome and offering an institutional solution"