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Clinton: We need to eliminate Electoral College | TheHill
For instance, going into the 1948 election, yet managed to beat challenger Thomas Dewey by more than two million in the popular vote, and 114 in the Electoral College. The president had been holding raucous rallies in key states and districts, growing ever-larger as the race neared its end. However, the media disregarded these displays of support because his base in polls. As a result, his victory came as a total surprise to virtually everyone. ?
Al Gore Says He Supports Elimination of Electoral College - NBC News
limiting the number of secondarychoices in order to reduce the data processing burden on vote counters. (And if we ask for more secondary choices, a lot of voters probably won'tmake them; they'll vote for the two or three they like and cast no votesfor the others.) A disadvantage that has been claimed for this systemis that there are obscure strategies by which clever enough voters canactually hurt a candidate's chances by giving him a higher vote, but Idon't think this would apply if people were ranking only their top fewchoices. It also might generate a lot of backroom horse-trading betweenvarious factions over who they will endorse as second choices, but I don'tthink that's necessarily a bad thing. But as with a pure popularvote, one big disadvantage is that this undoes the weighting by statesthat the electoral college has, which means small states probably won'tpass it.
U. S. Electoral College: Frequently Asked Questions
The function and details of how the Electoral College meets and how theyvote was changed in the . First, adiscussion of the original plan, outlined in , Clauses 2 and 3, then whatis different today:
Electoral College (United States) - Wikipedia
In most states, the winner of the state election gets all of the state'selectoral votes. In two states, Maine and Nebraska, however, the winner of thestate only gets two votes, one representing each Senator. The other electoralvotes are distributed according to the winner of each congressional district inthe state.
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