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You will never get it completely right but at least do something with a true grounding in math aiming for the most precise outcome. Every vote, in every electi

You will never get it completely right but at least do something with a true grounding in math aiming for the most precise outcome. Every vote, in every election, should count for something and not only be a participation point on all other levels than local because you live in a gerrymandered district in Chicago. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webster/Sainte-Lagu%C3%AB_method https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Webster/Sainte-Lagu%C3%AB_me...

AmericanChopper 6y ago
Every vote in every election does count. The current selection of states that vote so consistently for one party is a trend that goes all the way back to... Bill Clinton’s election. It’s not anomalous in history at all, and you have no reason to believe that in the future California wouldn’t go back to being a sure bet for Republicans, and Texas a sure bet for Democrats. If a person thinks their vote doesn’t count because of the state they live in, they haven’t been failed by the electoral college, they’ve been failed by their own ignorance of history.