Presidential lottery

Pages: 240
Published: 1969
Language: English

This book explores a hypothetical scenario where the American presidential election is decided by a lottery system. It delves into the potential implications and challenges such a radical change would bring to the political landscape of the United States. The narrative examines how this system might alter the dynamics of power and the very nature of democracy.

Prose complexity: 4/10

Informative Thought-Provoking

Politics & Society Alternate History

Authors

James A. Michener

James A. Michener was born in 1907 and raised by a Quaker woman in Pennsylvania. During World War II he served with the U.S. Navy and traveled across the Pacific. His Tales of the South Pacific won the Pulitzer Prize in 1947. He lived with his wife in Austin, Texas. He was director of the Texas Center for Writers at the University of Texas.

Sam Sloan

Sam Sloan writes on a range of subjects, including political analysis in Presidential Lottery and chess strategy in Chess Openings Theory and Practice. He also shares personal experiences in his memoir, *Exploring