In what ways is the institution of the presidency undemocratic?

The institution of the presidency can be seen as undemocratic in several ways, primarily through the Electoral College system, which can result in a candidate winning the presidency without securing the majority of the popular vote. Additionally, the significant concentration of power in the executive branch allows for unilateral decision-making that may not reflect the will of the electorate. Furthermore, the ability of a president to issue executive orders can bypass legislative processes, undermining democratic debate and accountability.