U.S. presidential election 2016/17 explained (explainity® explainer video)

Every four years the United States of America hold the presidential election. It is a long process until it is finally clear who will be the new president. In the US, Democrats and Republicans are the two big competing parties. As a first step, the Democrats and Republicans chose their candidates in the primaries, who then compete against each other during the election campaign. In this clip we give you a detailed explanation of every step in the presidential election.

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[kenscribbles]

I’ve been watching several videos on US elections and found this one to be very clear. The process still seems insane but combined with your illustrations, you explained it quite well.

[Krishnajha]

I think the main problem with this system is that winner takes all for every state. In that case, you are not representing the voters properly.

[asma]

i still dont get it, the more you explain the more it gets complicated!

[estylevy]

Thank you for this video! It explains the process very well!

[OneNorwegianGamer]

thank you for this video, lots of love from saskia

[waterflame]

Thank you so much for this great explanation! I watched several of these videos and yours is the best. I‘ll soon pass my oral Abitur exam in English with the main topic „The USA“ and this video is so helpful. Thank‘s a lot.

[zamakhwakha]

Excellent. I wish you had Explained the Nebraska and Maine oddity as ell.

[atulraghuvanshi]

sir plz make video about uk general elections

[dorisgeorge]

Everything seems pretty good. Looking forward to getting started.

[someguy]

I think im going to created a chart with my own explanations to really help me understand American politics

[RajNagaiah]

Hi Explainity, Informative video!! can you tell which software you used for creating this video content ?

[Xtcstark]

Can u wirte the hall text down cause i need it for my english project.

[atheera]

very complicated .i came here because it was a listening lecture in the toefl test and i wanted to understand it

[Jgharner]

I don't live in the US, so here's a couple questions: Do the Electors (for the primaries) and the Delegates (for the presidential vote) have campaigns of their own? Do people actually know who they are?

[hadireg]

election process was always an issue with regards to maths and fairness towards multiple candidates

[rightrepublicans]

5:06 I love how you had to make the person both genders to not offend people.

[AnotherWildElmo]

This is so fucking helpful, thanks :D

[dredayalldayerday]

God this was way better than crash course...

[brianx]

So the winner every time can be predicted by trend? i mean every state electors are always the same every election? so complicated yet unnessesary process.

[agajemiola]

so what was the point of public voting????