but we all know this is true. In his latest Bastiat’s Window post, Bob Graboyes ponders the ramifications of ditching the electoral college, and they are disturbing. He writes: Across the ...

less common understanding, and more extreme ideologies. We should keep the Electoral College as one means to get healthier politics.

Why those seven ... Under a Madisonian Electoral College fix, those electoral votes could still be allocated. “If we want to make changes,” Stirewalt says, “we should do it at the district ...

Why was the Electoral ... Thorning pointed out that while the Electoral College system is partly enshrined in the Constitution, it can be amended. "I think we should continue to debate aspects ...

In such a broad, diverse republic, we should not be ruled by the lopsided ... ample practical reasons to prefer the Electoral ...

And I should also point out with respect ... So I don’t think it would be better. If we were going to do something about the Electoral College, why not just go for broke and get a system where ...

In my humble opinion, the Electoral College ... should win, but since then, in five polls on the subject, the percentage of Republicans who favor the idea has ranged from 27 to 42. Keep Minnesota ...

Your donation allows us to keep sending ... paywalls. We believe quality journalism should be available to everyone, paid for by those who can afford it. The byzantine Electoral College system ...

I strongly encourage all Ohioans who seek change in the Electoral College to support National ... results decide the presidential election. Why should 80% of our country’s votes be ignored?

We believe quality journalism should be available ... representation in the Electoral College than their population may justify. So if it’s a less-than-ideal system, why is the US still using ...

“Why do we have the Electoral College?” she says she's asked ... claiming that each slave should be counted as 3/5 of a person — but not have the right to vote — when calculating ...

A majority of Americans — more than 60% — support abolishing the Electoral College, according to ... “Here's my best argument for why we should have reform: equality. One person, one vote.