The Electoral College elects the President.
The Electoral College is the body of elected representatives charged with electing the President and Vice President of the United States. Since 1964 the Electoral College has 538 electors. The Electoral College of each state issues its vote on the first Monday following the second Wednesday of December, and the two chambers of Congress officially count and verify the final results the first week of January. The Electoral College is an example of indirect election.
New England is your anwser (it should be)
Voltaire did the treatise
<em>The Constitution states people’s rights and civil liberties but sometimes this rights are violated. Per example regarding discrimination matters; the right to vote; to have a house; to have education. In these cases a person can go to the court and they can sue the one who is violating their rights. Then the court can interfere in the situation against the government, business or the person that is violating your rights. The court can check if the law is being applied accordingly with the Constitution and can set measures to make your rights being applied using many legal tools as financial penalty, prohibitions or law adjustments.</em>
