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@9MC5XW7 from Michigan answered…4hrs4H

Should the electoral college be abolished?

I don't necessarily think the electoral college should be abolished but I believe that gerrymandering at the state and l…

@9MBR3ZV from Louisiana answered…20hrs20H

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, but I feel like the popular vote being entirely legally separate from the Electoral Vote makes elections feel far to…

@9MBGKPN from Pennsylvania answered…1 day1D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

The US should have some kind of system that reads who the people in the state are voting for and then votes for the pres…

@9MBCWWV from Louisiana answered…1 day1D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, but it should at least be changed to be more fair and a more of a benefit for the U.S. citizens.

@9MBCNLW from Louisiana answered…1 day1D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

no, but it should be readjusted to be more fair to the people in the country, those who are affected by the decisions.

@9M9V2MD from New York answered…2 days2D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, but all states should adopt one system of how votes are counted for electoral college. I prefer one that has the ele…

@9M9DJ4Bfrom Guam answered…2 days2D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

Either reform the Electoral College so that votes are distributed proportionally instead of the current winner take all…

@9M8F5W9 from Florida answered…3 days3D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

all current voting systems sucks, reform to a universal voting system based off of popular vote. that way one man is one…

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