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Index
Adams, John, 39
Adams, John Quincy, 24 - 25, 34, 53 ‐
55, 102
Agnew, Spiro, 184
American Bar Association: Com-
mission on Electoral College Re-
form, 21, 101 - 103 ; endorsement
of direct election, 43
Automatic plan: congressional ac-
tion, 43 ; criticism of, 43 - 44 ; pro-
cedure, 21 ; support for, 21, 170
Bailey, Lloyd W., 39, 166- 169, 176 ‐
177, 181, 184 - 187
Banzhaf, John F., III, 29 - 31, 136 ‐
137, 139, 142 - 143
Barton, John H., 200 - 201
Bayh, Birch, 21, 25, 81, 117, 135,
198 - 199
Becker, Carl, 165
Bell, John, 103
Benton, Thomas Hart, 27, 170
Bickel, Alexander, 84, 125, 150 - 152
Bingham, Jonathan, 83
Birney, James, 73
Black, Hugo, 200
Blaine, James G., 74 - 77
Boggs, Hale, 84
Boland, Edward, 135
Breckinridge, John, 103
Brennan, William, 200
Brooke, Edward, 181, 183
Brown, Benjamin, 175
Brown, Ernest, 192
Buchanan, James, 78 - 79
Burnham, James, 160, 211
Burns, James MacGregor, 18, 66, 70
Butler, Nicholas Murray, 176
Byrd, Harry Flood, 38, 175
Calhoun, John C., 54, 159 - 160
Campbell, Angus, 145
Cass, Lewis, 65, 93
Celler, Emanuel, 21, 24, 26, 59, 71,
122, 184, 199
Claude, Richard, 199, 202
Clay, Henry, 34, 54, 65, 72 - 73
Clay, William, 116, 135, 154
Cleveland, Grover, 25, 48, 63 - 65, 67 ‐
70, 75 - 77, 80
Concurrent majorities, 159 - 163, 216 ‐
217
Contingency election: alternatives
analyzed, 83- 89 ; multicandidacies
and, 92 - 100 ; unit rule and, 89 - 92 ;
see also under specific plans
Coughlin, Lawrence, 85
Crawford, William, 54
Curtis, Carl, 138, 185
Dahl, Robert A.,46, 77, 161
Davis, David, 175
De Grazia, Alfred, 126
Delaware v. New York, 385 U.S.
895 ( 1966), 23-24, 27
Dennis, David, 102 - 103
Derge, David, 120, 155
Dewey, Thomas, 65, 128
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Publication Information: Book Title: The Case against Direct Election of the President: A Defense of the Electoral College. Contributors: Judith Best - author. Publisher: Cornell University Press. Place of Publication: Ithaca, NY. Publication Year: 1975. Page Number: *.
    
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