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PLSC 427

Electoral Reform

Binghamton University PLSC

Course Description

Elections are the central defining feature of democratic government, but holding elections is not a simple process. As we know from the current political debate around election administration, there are questions over who gets to vote, how they vote, and who counts the vote. Added to that are an array of other issues involving the conduct of elections from districting to campaign financing and even their timing. While the debates over all of these questions or issues are couched in terms of fairness, the reality is that stakes of elections are so high that both sides are often seeking political advantage (though not necessarily to equal degree or effect). Restrictions: Open to Juniors and Seniors only (others permitted by Instructor). Offered every two years in spring.

Code
PLSC 427
Credits
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Subject
PLSC

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