In 1787, the Electoral College was created by the Framers who were also called the “Founding …show more content…
Written in the American Government book it contained the following about the thought of the Framers when thinking of the for the Electoral College “The system was constructed to: (1) work without political parties; (2) cover both the nominating and electing phases of presidential selection; (3)produce a nonpartisan president.” (pg. 340) The Framers thought that partisanship would have little to no influence in the elections. The Framers were more that wrong in what they thought of partnership having little effect in elections. Over many years of having the electoral college, there has been many flaws that the public has found to be important. There has been considered many downfalls and problems that have arised from the Electoral College. These types of issues have angered the general population and has created diverse opinions of the voting elections. The Electoral College system has been the most modified and ratified topic over many years. During the nineteenth century there has been about three different occasions where a issue, like a tie has occurred. When an event like this has occurred in the past, resolutions were formulated and the problems were only fixed temporarily, but more problems seem to rise. The temporary fixes did not restrain scholars in analyzing and conceptualizing different probabilities on how to conceive a new system to fix any problems that are