Problems with the Presidential Elections in United States

"The way to choose the president proved to be one of the many troubling problems for 55 men gathered in Philadelphia in May 1887" (Euchner and Maltese 2). Our ancestors faced many difficult decisions that could affect the next 2 nd century. One of the most confusing problems they face is how to elect the President. They have to choose from three major systems: president, citizen, or electorate elects the president. Until the electoral college system was elected to elect our president, there were many discussions on this issue at the Constitutional Conference.

The presidential election in 1860 was the 19th election for the fourth consecutive election to elect the president of the United States and the vice president. Elections took place on Tuesday, 6th November 1860. In the four party campaign, Republican votes of Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin won. The election of Lincoln was the main catalyst of the American civil war. In the 1950s, the United States divided more and more according to differences in the field of slavery expansion, especially to the territory. Current President James Buchanan is a Democrat in the north that sympathizes to the South, just like his predecessor Franklin Pierce. In the mid - to late 1950s, Republicans on slavery became the main political forces of the Supreme Court 's ruling in Kansas' Nebraska State law and the 1857 Dred Scott v. Sandford incident.

Prior to the next presidential election, a lawsuit was brought and discussed at the US Supreme Court, but that decision was postponed until after the election. Prior to the election, Senator Trumbull asked the major supporters of the Nebraska bills to state his views on whether territory people could eliminate slavery from constitutional restrictions; The latter answered: "This is a matter of the Supreme Court." Finally, just because the Kansas people have enacted the Lecompton Constitution in any way, between the president and the author of the state law of Nebraska There was an argument. In the fight, the latter argued that only fair voting for people is what he wants.

The presidential election took place on the same day as all seats in the US House of Representatives, with 33 or 34 out of 100 senators in the US Senate, general elections of several states in the US, and many state and local elections. The presidential candidate tends to withdraw supporters, then they vote for other offices to support their party candidates. These other candidates are said to be able to welcome presidential candidates. The voter turnout rate for the presidential election year is usually higher than the middle election year or odd election year.