> No we don't need to change the system on the basis that it leads to outcomes you want. I definitely agree with that view. But maybe we could/should change th

> No we don't need to change the system on the basis that it leads to outcomes you want. I definitely agree with that view. But maybe we could/should change the system on the basis that "the majority does not agree that the system is working". While measuring that is hard since you would always tend to find that the system is working if it favours the candidate you like; there still is a significant number of people both left and right leaning that agree that the bi partisan winner-takes all voting system is fundamentally broken. If only for the fact that a president can ben elected by winning less voices than his opponent, thereby showing that some votes are worth more than others.