The United States Presidential Election of 2020

Abdul Karim Bangura is researcher-in-residence of Abrahamic Connections and Islamic Peace Studies at American University’s Center for Global Peace

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Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction by Abdul Karim Bangura

Part I: A Game of Numbers: Polling and Improbabilities

Chapter 1: Polling in the 2020 Election by Walter W. Hill

Chapter 2: Mathematical Improbabilities of the 2020 Presidential Election by Abdul Karim Bangura

Part II: The Modernization of United States Elections and the Voting Process

Chapter 3: The Administration of United States Elections: 2016 and 2020 by Nichelle S. Williams

Chapter 4: The 2020 United States Presidential Election: An Examination of Its Effect on the Constitutional Framework by JP Afamefuna Ifedi

Chapter 5: The Electoral College, 2016 and 2020 by Walter W. Hill

Chapter 6: Dominion Voting Machines: Ownership, History and Reliability by Trevin London

Chapter 7: The Role of Social Media by Alie Kunda

Part III: Voting Strategies and Legal Wrangling

Chapter 8: Joseph Robinette Biden’s Campaign Strategy by Abdul Karim Bangura

Chapter 9: United States Supreme Court: Political and Ideological Leanings, Cases and Detailed Decisions by Alie Kunda

Chapter 10: A Case of Legitimacy and the Democratic Process of Voting by Junior Hopwood

Part IV: The Black View

Chapter 11: How Republican Are Black Republicans, Really? by Aaron L. Bell

Chapter 12: Donald Trump's Strategy for the Black Vote by Aaron L. Bell

Chapter 13: The Impact of the 2020 United States Presidential Election on Democratic Development in Africa South of the Sahara by JP Afamefuna Ifedi

Conclusion by Abdul Karim Bangura

Index

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