Evolution of the US Presidential Election Process

The chapter traces the historical development of the US presidential election process, from the selection of electors in the electoral college to the introduction of primary elections. It covers key moments like the 12th amendment, establishment of election day, challenges faced by African American men post 15th amendment, and the evolution of election laws. The narrative also touches on modern-day election cycles, candidate requirements, state election rules, and the distinction between primaries and caucuses.