This. Profiles of red CDs tend to be the same: rural and/or rustbelt, no jobs, crummy infrastructure. Any kids w brains leave after high school. And white, white, white. These people have so many fixable problems, & the Repubs they vote for don’t do squat for them.*
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This also happens for states awarded EC votes and we don’t just award states to whoever had the most cubic feet of color
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The Supreme Court case of Reynolds v Sims made it a constitutional requirement for states to apportion offices based on the principle of "one man, one vote." https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/377/533 …
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That's true and please tell me how that is working out for Illinois?
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No one ever seems to argue that the person who wins the most votes for state-wide office isn't the "real" winner, so I'd say pretty well.
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I mean don’t show this moron what every Illinois map looked like last year. Or Pennsylvania. Or Ohio.
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The idea that we should elect presidents based on who won the most space, rather than who won the most votes, is absurd.
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Absolutely
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@baseballcrank believes states should adopt an electoral college-like system, in which a party that wins huge vote totals in a couple urban counties and loses everywhere else should lose, even if they get more votes? -
It’s so unfair in a democracy that heavily populated areas have lots of voters.

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