> a corruptor could simply pay the people who decides the single candidates for each electoral college or could buy the votes directly Corruption is hard to co

> a corruptor could simply pay the people who decides the single candidates for each electoral college or could buy the votes directly Corruption is hard to conceal if your strategy is to literally approach a majority of the electorate and try to bribe them directly! > that's the norm everywhere. technicians make the rules, the Parliament job is to discuss and ratify them. In that case, the question is: is the EU Commission staffed with good technicians? My field is computer science and I can assure you the EU's digital laws are egregiously incompetant.