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Is Our Electoral Process Broken? Boston NPR Freak Out and Carry On Podcast Oct 26, 2017 This week on Freak Out And Carry On, recorded live in front of an audience at Harvard Law School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Ron Suskind and Heather Cox Richardson talk with...

Still bruised from Clinton loss, left takes aim at Electoral College in court Fox News Oct 19, 2017 A liberal-led push to overhaul the Electoral College could be moving from the op-ed pages to the courtroom, as a Harvard professor who flirted with a dark-horse...

Lawrence Lessig: It's Time To Reform The Electoral College Texas Public Radio The Source Oct 9, 2017 The results of the 2016 presidential election prompted many Americans to question the electoral college – a winner-takes-all system which empowers a group of 538...

The Lawsuit That Could Change the Electoral College with Lawrence Lessig The Majority Report October 5, 2017 Author and law professor, Lawrence Lessig, explains the questionable historical roots of the modern implementation of the electoral college. The legal case he...

Electoral-college reform would have defeated Donald Trump; now some Republicans back effort, seek action before 2020 The Oregonian Oct 4, 2017 Lawrence Lessig wanted to be president. In 2015, the Harvard Law School professor launched a quixotic, single-issue campaign...

Lawsuits aim to change winner-take-all Electoral College system by 2020 presidential race The Washington Times Sep 27, 2017 The votes have been counted and President Trump has moved into the White House, but the campaign to upend the Electoral College is far from...

Lawrence Lessig Talks About Taking the Electoral College to Court Independent Voter Podcast Sep 2017 More Coverage On Step 1: Crowdfunding Campaign Tell your grandkids you helped save American democracy—join the grassroots effort to make our presidential elections...

Election Reform: Attacking with Today’s Tools CommPRO Sep 23, 2017 If you went out to vote for Donald Trump in California or Hillary Clinton in Texas last November, you might as well have stayed home. Your vote didn’t count. That’s the position of Harvard law...