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Civics 101 – Episode 50: U.S. Voting Systems
Posted By llad On September 10, 2017 @ 5:17 pm In | Comments Disabled
Each podcast episode of Civics 101 gives listeners a basic, non-partisan, topical reintroduction to how the U.S. government works. The history of the topic, as well as connections to current news events, is explored.
Episode 50: “When you cast your ballot in a national election, you’re participating in a specific kind of voting system. But what about the other methods of choosing your candidate and counting your vote? There are systems that approach voting in very different ways… and ways of determining how fair a voting system really is. Producer Hannah McCarthyand Eric Maskin, Harvard Professor of Economics and Nobel Memorial Prize winner, guide us through majorities, pluralities and the ways we make our choices.”
Listen to podcast (09:37): https://www.civics101podcast.org/civics-101-episodes/ep50 [1]
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