That's the wrong way to look at the problem. The real core issue is: the president and the federal govt has way too much power. There is no reason why a centra

That's the wrong way to look at the problem. The real core issue is: the president and the federal govt has way too much power. There is no reason why a centralized authority should decide on policies for both rural and urban communities. If political power was surrendered back down to where it naturally belongs, i.e. to the state, or even better to the city level, and the fed was stripped and left with little to no political power, this whole electoral college charade would become entirely moot.