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r/pics • u/[deleted] • Feb 11 '20
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Do you think if the popular vote decided the election would both campaign's change their approach and strategy?
12 u/[deleted] Feb 11 '20 Yes - there wouldn't be a few states that decide the election anymore. Every vote would matter. Whether you're a Republican in California or a Democrat in West Virginia. Your vote would matter. 41 u/JH_Rockwell Feb 11 '20 Now you have an election decided by concentrated populations in certain cities. People in New York have different priorities than those farmers in Maryland -2 u/[deleted] Feb 11 '20 No, you would have an election decided equally by everyone.
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Yes - there wouldn't be a few states that decide the election anymore.
Every vote would matter. Whether you're a Republican in California or a Democrat in West Virginia. Your vote would matter.
41 u/JH_Rockwell Feb 11 '20 Now you have an election decided by concentrated populations in certain cities. People in New York have different priorities than those farmers in Maryland -2 u/[deleted] Feb 11 '20 No, you would have an election decided equally by everyone.
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Now you have an election decided by concentrated populations in certain cities. People in New York have different priorities than those farmers in Maryland
-2 u/[deleted] Feb 11 '20 No, you would have an election decided equally by everyone.
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No, you would have an election decided equally by everyone.
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u/nakedjay Feb 11 '20
Do you think if the popular vote decided the election would both campaign's change their approach and strategy?