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How an Elected Attorney General Would Work
Under my proposal, the U.S. Attorney general would be elected every four years on the same ballot as candidates for President of the United States. Candidates for attorney general would seek their party’s nomination state-by-state in primaries at the same time as the presidential primaries. This would not add any cost to these elections.
If a state, like Iowa, has a caucus system rather than a statewide ballot, each caucus would total the votes for candidates without any percentage mini-mum (Iowa presidential caucuses disallow candi-dates with less than 15% of a caucus vote. This would not be allowed concerning votes for">
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Chapter Eleven
How an Elected Attorney General Would Work
Under my proposal, the U.S. Attorney general would be elected every four years on the same ballot as candidates for President of the United States. Candidates for attorney general would seek their party’s nomination state-by-state in primaries at the same time as the presidential primaries. This would not add any cost to these elections.
If a state, like Iowa, has a caucus system rather than a statewide ballot, each caucus would total the votes for candidates without any percentage mini-mum (Iowa presidential caucuses disallow candi-dates with less than 15% of a caucus vote. This would not be allowed concerning votes for...
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