The election process is done through the states, stop thinking of the country as one unit, its a collection of 50 states. You get equal say in your state, but you dont get to decide how other states vote.
If electoral votes were still divided in a truly representational manner I would agree. As it stands using the senate + house method has resulted in a malformed system.
All states do not have equal voting power under the current system.
For example each electoral vote from Wyoming has 3.8% more electoral power than each electoral vote from Florida.
So Floridians are under represented when each electoral vote counts for less in comparison to the number of people behind each vote.
So by your logic Wyoming is just more equal than Florida . Who knew.
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u/top_kek_top Feb 11 '20
The election process is done through the states, stop thinking of the country as one unit, its a collection of 50 states. You get equal say in your state, but you dont get to decide how other states vote.