Alabama's Electoral Dilemma
Alabama's unique voting system in 1960 led to a complex scenario where voters could split their votes among a slate of electors. With 24 unpledged pro-segregationist electors competing against 11 loyalists for Kennedy, the fragmentation of votes among the segregationists ultimately hindered their chances. This situation highlights the intersection of electoral strategy and civil rights during a pivotal moment in American history.In this clip
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