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Professor Amar writes in the NY Times in 2000 detailing the long and tainted history of the Electoral College.

The brothers-in-law join forces to offer more detail and perspective on the electoral college history than could be provided in the earlier NY Times op-ed.

Now in 2001 the brothers counter arguments made to attempt to justify the use of the electoral college.

Finally, the Professors Amar offers details on his proposal for the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact.s