In this eye-opening nonfiction account, world-renowned author James A. Michener details the reckless gamble U.S. voters make every four years: trusting the electoral college. In 1968, Michener served as a presidential elector in Pennsylvania. What he witnessed that fall disturbed him so much that he felt compelled to expose the very real potential in this system for a grave injustice with history-altering consequences. Incorporating the wide-ranging insight and universal compassion of Michener’s bestselling novels,
Presidential Lottery
is essential reading for every American concerned about the ever-growing rift between the people and the political process.
Praise for
“Clear, concise, and sensible . . . a thoughtful book on how Americans choose their President.”
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The New York Times
“An urgent appeal.”
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