Federalist No. 61

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Federalist No. 61 is an essay by Alexander Hamilton in The Federalist Papers that analyzes and defends the constitutional authority of Congress to regulate the times, places, and manner of holding elections for its members.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Federalist Paper
political essay
analyzes Article I Section 4 of the United States Constitution NERFINISHED
arguesAgainst exclusive state control over congressional elections
arguesFor federal oversight of state election regulations
flexibility in setting election times and places
associatedWith United States Congress NERFINISHED
United States Constitution NERFINISHED
author Alexander Hamilton NERFINISHED
concernedWith potential abuses in state control of elections
uniformity of election rules
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
defends constitutional authority of Congress over election regulations
discusses House of Representatives elections
Senate elections
state legislatures
emphasizes importance of national interest in election rules
need to prevent election manipulation
federalistPaperNumber 61
genre constitutional commentary
political theory
hasPerspective Federalist viewpoint
historicalContext ratification debates over the United States Constitution
includedIn first collected edition of The Federalist
intendedAudience delegates considering ratification of the Constitution
voters of New York
language English
partOf The Federalist Papers NERFINISHED
philosophicalBasis republican government principles
positionInSeries follows Federalist No. 60
precedes Federalist No. 62
primaryNewspaper The New York Packet NERFINISHED
pseudonymousAuthor Publius NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1788
publicationMedium New York newspapers NERFINISHED
relatedWork Federalist No. 52 NERFINISHED
Federalist No. 53 NERFINISHED
Federalist No. 59 NERFINISHED
Federalist No. 60 NERFINISHED
seriesNumber 61
supports power of Congress to alter state election regulations
topic constitutional powers of Congress
elections to the United States Congress
federalism in election regulation
regulation of congressional elections
times places and manner of holding elections
workLocation New York NERFINISHED

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