The process by which the United States follows according to the election of the commander in chief – the president, is systematically implemented according to an official infrastructure of dynamics that are dictated by an array of sub-systems that are essentially of the people and by the people. These systems have constantly undergone growth and innovation as pertinent to the deployment of the amended laws and procedures that conform to the progression of the U.S. Government. Through the course of the ever-developing election process, every aspect of the electoral standards has proven circumstantial as basis for the current economical factors that have outlaid each election period.
             Through the history of the presidential elections, several oppositional sides, though both as mainframes encircling a democracy government; were developed into the constructs of separate parties with separate primaries that represent each sect. Often, through history the simple division has deployed according to two sides – the democratic and republican parties. As the progression of the election processes developed, each of these political parties branched out within themselves to form separate components of each side, which are and have been structurally instituted by the varying political positions and opinions that create their divisions. Each of these sects and their oppositions produce a delegate that reflects the political opinions and agendas of those parties. Among these separate wings of the government makeup, the definitive attributions that discern the parties have varied in electoral systems of primaries and caucuses. The primary electoral system inherently displays the nepotism of specific states. Through the history of this system of determination and hopeful influence, the Electoral College system developed just as significantly.
             The Electoral College was developed to expend the votes of high populous areas that a...