OK I admit pique and curiosity at the downvote. There are mathematical models which can be used to measure gerrymandering. And the way in which the Electoral c

OK I admit pique and curiosity at the downvote. There are mathematical models which can be used to measure gerrymandering. And the way in which the Electoral college disempowers lots of people (a vote in an 8 million person city counts less than one in Ohio, or a small town in Wisconsin) is easily verifiable. One might disagree with ethical implications which can be drawn from these facts, but, these facts are facts, and there's even math to back it up. http://math.cmu.edu/~wes/gerrymandering.html http://math.cmu.edu/~wes/gerrymandering.html https://math.duke.edu/news/electoral-plot-detecting-gerrymandering-mathematics https://math.duke.edu/news/electoral-plot-detecting-gerryman...