Article: Electoral college to write final chapter of voting saga

AT NOON today, members of the electoral college will convene in their respective state capitals and cast the votes that will make George W Bush the 43rd president of the United States. Under normal circumstances, the electoral college vote passes almost unremarked: it is nothing more than the ceremony that formalises an election result already clear and known.

This year, however, is different, both because of the long uncertainty about the outcome of the election and the closeness of the numbers in the electoral college. The vote - which always takes place on the first Monday after the second Wednesday in December - and the electoral college as an institution, have attracted more attention ...

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