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Separate institutional rules from political arguments

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A constitutional argument and a voting-system critique

Scalia’s Senate statement is a primary institutional contribution from a particular judicial perspective. Scott’s electronic-voting explanation considers trust and technical scale. Watch the first to examine an argument about constitutional structure; choose the second for a more focused system-design question. Neither supplies current voting instructions, election results or a neutral account of every reform proposal.

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