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In most states, all the electoral votes are assigned to one candidate, yet it often happens that 49.9% of the state’s electorate did not vote for that person. W
by pavlov 2y ago
In most states, all the electoral votes are assigned to one candidate, yet it often happens that 49.9% of the state’s electorate did not vote for that person. Why is that constitutional if the state’s electoral votes need to match the public’s votes?
- anon291 2y agoBecause there's a clear chain of representation? Your complaint that 49.9% of the population will not get their way is a criticism of democracy.