Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?

In "Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?", Alexander Keyssar delves into the complexities surrounding the Electoral College, an institution that often allows candidates to win the presidency without securing the popular vote. Tracing its origins and the various reform efforts from 1800 to 2020, Keyssar highlights the political and historical challenges that have maintained its status, including partisan interests and the South's support rooted in historical context. The audiobook also explores contemporary reform initiatives and offers insights into the future of American electoral processes, aiming to inspire those seeking change.