Electoral Dysfunction: A Survival Manual for American Voters
“Crisply written, irreverent yet engaged. . . . A lively, witty survey of the numerous ailments that afflict the American electoral system.”—Alexander Keyssar, Stirling Professor of History and Social Policy at Harvard, author ofThe Right to Vote“People are dying to vote—but not in the U.S. where only five in 10 exercise the privilege in presidential elections. What’s standing in the way?Electoral Dysfunctionbegins the national conversation we need to have.—Mark McKinnon, co-founder of No Labels“This is a well-written, enlightening look at how, when it comes to access to the ballot box and other voter rights, the world’s second oldest democracy still has a long way to go.”—Publishers Weekly"Delightfully provocative. . . . A well-organized, important tool that will remain useful beyond the present electoral cycle."—Kirkus Reviews