An Electors' Convention

Deliberation will give America the president it needs for the future.

After the several states choose their electors, an electors' convention will choose the next president. In this environment, populism and tyranny are impossible. To become the next president one of the electors will need the skills of negotiation and compromise.

No Majority

Without a majority party, electors must deliberate.

When the electors assemble at the seat of government, the Hamilton Method will have prevented any party from achieving a majority electoral vote. Electors will be forced into deliberation. One of the electors must be able to build a coalition of 270 electors to be chosen as the next president.

Key Points of an Electors' Convention:

• Creates a deliberative environment

• Compromise and negotiation are required

• Populism and tyranny are ineffective

• Money is not required to hold an electors' convention

• Foreign intelligence services cannot influence

• Mass media and social media cannot influence