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Let the People Pick the President: The Case for Abolishing the Electoral College | Jesse Wegman
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Seems fitting for Election Day.

BookwormAHN I wish they would do that. 6mo
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The Man Who Ran Washington: The Life and Times of James A. Baker III | Peter Baker, Susan Glasser
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Recounting is a thing. You can challenge anything you want. The question is do you know when to stop? President Gerald Ford could‘ve fought for recounts in close states, but he didn‘t want to be the president who had the electoral college but not the popular vote. #themanwhoranwashington #geraldford #jamesbaker #susanglasser #elections #uspolitics #ushistory #history #politicalscience #electoralcollege #popularvote #recount

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ToddSalerno
Grace for President | Kelly S. DiPucchio
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“Grace for President” by Kelly DiPucchio and illustrated by LeUyen Pham

This timely story centers around Grace who is inspired to become the first female US President. It follows her on her journey to become class president. Along with diverse representation, the book centers around the process of the electoral college. This would be an excellent shared reading to accompany Social Studies election content.

RF. SR. #ucflae3414sp21

ToddSalerno Putting real world topics, such as political and election content, into stories that are easy to comprehend for students will help them (ESOL 30. Encourage the use of diagrams and drawings to identify concepts). Attached are worksheets that could accompany a SS lesson to solidify understanding of a topic. (UDL 3.3-Guide information processing and visualization).

https://www.education.com/resources/?q=elections&cid=11.75
 3y
DrSpalding Books that teach other content like social studies are so important for you to utilize in your classrooms. This book truly teaches about the electoral college in very simple terms. 3y
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ManyWordsLater
ManyWordsLater
Hotel Splendide | Ludwig Bemelmans
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Something in this stack must be able to take me away from the crippling anxiety I have tonight.
#110320 #electionday #electoralcollege #bidenharris #nevertrump

LeslieO I feel (as someone on twitter said) nauseously optimistic. 3y
ManyWordsLater @Lesliereads what a great and accurate phrase! 3y
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