Electoral Challenges: The 1960 Election Case Study

This chapter explores the intricacies of resolving close presidential elections through the case of the 1960 contest between Kennedy and Nixon. It discusses the implications of the electoral college, recounts the history of the electoral count act, and highlights the tense scenario in Hawaii with opposing slates of electors. The narrative further examines the challenges faced in certifying votes and the evolving roles of electors during a contentious election.