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That isn’t a reason for a single state to be able to hold the entire progress of the majority back.
by ianai 7y ago
That isn’t a reason for a single state to be able to hold the entire progress of the majority back.
- fastball 7y agoHow can a single state hold back progress in this case? Individual states can apportion their EC votes however they want. 48/50 states are all-or-nothing states (arguably the actual problem), which is decided at the state level.