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ExercisesSection 2: The Foundations of the ConstitutionSection 3: Legislative ChecksSection 4: Overriding VetoesSection 5: The Electoral CollegeSection 6: TreatiesSection 7: Nominees and Declaring WarSection 8: Legislative Checks on Judicial BranchSection 9: Congressional Self-ChecksSection 10: Executive Checks on Legislative BranchSection 11: Executive Checks on Judicial BranchSection 12: Judicial Review
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Confused about why there are electoral votes in US presidential elections? Learn about the Electoral College and the part it plays in choosing the President.
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How does a law with majority support not end up getting passed? A filibuster, a type of parliamentary procedure, can obstruct legislation indefinitely.
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