> The US has tens of thousands of voting precincts with their own rules Surely that's the failure being described. There are always parts of the US where corru

> The US has tens of thousands of voting precincts with their own rules Surely that's the failure being described. There are always parts of the US where corruption is winning, and those places ultimately have enough political or other capital that they are worth corrupting, and that puts the system of the entire country at continuous risk.