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More Than One Million African-American College Graduates Did Not Vote in the 2004 Presidential Election (The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education)

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Elections: the politics of the permanent campaign: presidential travel and the Electoral College, 1977-2004. (Presidential Studies Quarterly)

The Forgotten Avenue of Reform: The Role of States in Electoral College Reform and the Use of Ballot Initiatives to Effect that Change (The Review of Litigation)

Electoral college reform: by awarding the electoral votes of each state in proportion to its popular vote, citizens will not be overlooked, and viable independent candidates can provide voters more choices. (Policy Studies Journal)

Should we elect the president by popular vote? After hundreds of attempts to abolish Electoral College, opponents are promoting a plan to work around it.(DEBATE)(Viewpoint essay) (New York Times Upfront)

Vote of no confidence; A national effort to subvert the Electoral College is underway.(Briefing Room) (Campaigns & Elections)

The Electoral College System, political party dominance, and voter turnout, with evidence from the 2004 Presidential Election.(Report) (Atlantic Economic Journal)

Population shifts alter electoral college votes. (New York Times Upfront)

Instant runoff voting in the Electoral College: the states should choose their electors for president by using both plurality and instant runoff voting systems (IRV). The plurality winner should receive the electoral votes equal to the state's number of U.S. Representatives, using IRV to award the two remaining votes if plurality fails to produce a majority winner. (Policy Studies Journal)