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I understand fully that states can choose to allocate their electoral votes however they want, but the geography factor is what is in the constitution. The cur
by kcplate 2y ago
I understand fully that states can choose to allocate their electoral votes however they want, but the geography factor is what is in the constitution. The current method of democratic influence of state electors to keep is simply better than waiting to see what your neighbor has done before you act in my opinion.
If you don’t believe that geography and states is the correct framework we should use, go work to amend the constitution. Why “break it from the inside”? Go make your case and let your argument win on its merits and get the votes. Stop trying to game the system, go change the system.
- DemocracyFTW2 2y agoWhat? I sure propose to change the system, not to game it. I hate gaming systems, one should always be upfront and tell the truth. I clearly state, and if not before I do now, states and electoral districts should not be able to influence the outcome of presidential elections.
- kcplate 2y agoHere is how. Get at it. https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/constitution https://www.archives.gov/federal-register/constitution