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The American presidential election system has faced various criticisms over the years. One significant concern is the Electoral College, which can result in a candidate winning the presidency without securing the popular vote. This has raised questions about the primary system can be seen as flawed due to its staggered nature, giving undue influence on early voting states the democratic nature of the elections. Additionally, Campaign financing is another area of concern, where the role of money in politics is seen as giving an unfair advantage to wealthier candidates and interests. The polarization of political parties and the influence of lobbyists and special interest groups are also seen as undermining the fairness and effectiveness of the electoral process. Moreover, issues such as voter suppression, gerrymandering, and the integrity of the voting infrastructure, including the risk of hacking, have been identified as flaws that need addressing to ensure integrity and trust in the electoral system.
