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If the the popular vote mattered you'd have a point. The system in place attempts to balance the concerns of different areas instead of giving a veto to large c
by SimpleBobby 4y ago
If the the popular vote mattered you'd have a point. The system in place attempts to balance the concerns of different areas instead of giving a veto to large cities.
- krapp 4y ago> The system in place attempts to balance the concerns of different areas instead of giving a veto to large cities. No, it doesn't. The system in place simply gives the veto to rural, conservative areas instead.
- SimpleBobby 4y ago>gives the veto to rural, conservative areas instead How? Last I checked Democrats still won several elections without receiving the majority of rural votes. Instead, they can't simply rely on only winning the urban centers. Where as on the state level places like New York and California are run exclusively based on the whims of the major urban centers. Would you prefer to enable politicians to avoid the rural areas and the very different concerns in service of the urban areas which happen up have more people? As it stands the politicians must campaign in both areas if they want a chance.