Electoral college, should it be eliminated? |
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Electoral college, should it be eliminated? |
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Should the electoral college be eliminated?
with it, a person could loose every state by 1 vote except california, and win california by a landslide and then loose the race. with it, democrats in red states feel thier vote doesn't count, and republicans in blue states feel thier vote doesn't count. if the electoral college were to be eliminated, then everyone's vote would count. |
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QUOTE Look at it this way, if the Electoral College were abolished and we went by the popular vote, all that the candidates would need to win is the popular votes in such populous states as Texas, California, and New York. Therefore, the smaller states would have no say in the matter. That is the reason the Electoral College exists. no..that's not true. popular vote doesn't go by states. if they only go to those states and those in the other states vote without knowing, they may sway the whole vote. if there was no electoral college, the cantidates would have to appeal to EVERYONE and not just states whose electoral votes could go either way. |
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