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In this country, the states run elections. Congress is empowered to step in; the president is not. So what does it mean for the president to call on a political party to "take over." Is that allowed? What would that mean...
Can American elections be "nationalized"? What does that mean? is an episode from Civics 101 by NHPR. In this country, the states run elections. Congress is empowered to step in; the president is not. So what does it mean for the president...
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Can American elections be "nationalized"? What does that mean? is from Civics 101 by NHPR.
Published Mar 31, 2026 and 34:28 long