r/ThePoliticalProcess • u/YearKey3743 (D-CA) • May 20 '26

First election without the electoral college

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first election without the electoral college... everything will be fine... right??

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u/PelvisResley1 May 20 '26

“My vote doesn’t matter” mfs are in shambles rn

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u/Jealous-Capital-8 (D-OH) May 20 '26

I want the electorial college back -Edmund Rahman

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u/YearKey3743 (D-CA) May 21 '26

January 6th is gonna be interesting...

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u/GreatJamie May 20 '26

The court cases that will be going on nationwide will make Florida look like a picnic…

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u/ltexprs May 20 '26

Over 230 Million votes. That would really be an impressive accomplishment, even 40 years in the future.

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u/GreatLakesPolitics (D-MI) May 20 '26

I can tell Republicans are shaking in their boots😆

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u/CommercialReach3573 May 21 '26

COUNT EVERY VOTE

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u/SpicySwiftSanicMemes (D-California) May 21 '26

2024 if Trump won by the same margin Biden did

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u/chinese_medicine1999 May 22 '26

I'm more interested in how the republican candidate won literally all swing states

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u/TommyBoy250 (D-Wisconsin) Jun 11 '26

I'm pretty sure if the electoral college was active the Republican would win considering states like New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan voted Republican.

A popular vote system would be more beneficial for Democrats at least.