The Electoral College is cemented in Article II which means that to alter it in any way requires 1) a two-thirds majority in the House and Senate 2) three-quarters of the states to ratify. Never going to happen. Elizabeth Warren is making shit up again.
Sure, the Electoral College seems kinda weird, until you remember that we're living in the United States of America, not the United Individuals of America. #federalism
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Not the United Big Cities of America either.
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Just allot the EC votes so they're proportional to votes received... What's the issue. Then repubs in Cali and dems in Texas can be heard
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well, the states are kinda individuals based in the electoral college model.
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it's the point.
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If anything is changed, every state adopting proportional electoral vote allocation rather than winner take all makes a ton more sense than abolishing the EC for a national popular vote.
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If a state so chooses. Otherwise, leave it alone.
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Long live dual federalism!
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