Electoral_College

Electoral College The Electoral College Controversy In the Constitution of the United States of America it states, "The executive power shall be vested in a President of the United States of America". Now we all know that the president is the head of the executive branch of our government, but all of us do not know the exact process of how the President is elected. Our president is chosen through the Electoral College, which is a group of people appointed by their parties to choose our president. Some people do not believe this is the best process to choose our chief executive. The people who do not believe that the current electoral process is the fairest believe that another system of election is the best. The other kind of election process that can be used to elect our president is called the direct election method. The direct method is the process of electing the chief executive through the use of the regular popular vote. Before it can be examined if the Electoral College method of electing our president is the fairest and best way, it has to be explained. First of all each vote, electoral, system, president, votes, election, direct, electors, state, states, popular, college, one, believe, now, each, method, process, people, number, americans, voting, power, gets, candidate, way, under, two, through, should, new, nation-wide, majority, executive, even, because, york, reason, race, possible, know, house, elections, electing, country, close, best, america, thirty-three, split