The electoral college should be reformed where after each s19 year Census states are ranked in order of most populous to least. Starting with the most populous state California you add states one by one until you’ve added enough states where you get with the last state when addding their electorial votes at 270 or more. Currently the top 10 most populous states represent 270 electoral votes. These states and any states after each census that would be in this group after the census are no longer winner takes all states but have their electoral votes distributed to each candidate based on their popular vote totals in each of these individual states. Example if Texas sees on caudate win 60% of the popular vote in Texas the that Canada the would get 60% of the electorial votes which would be 18 out of the 30 electoral votes. When there is not a whole number equivalent to number of electorial votes based of percentage of popular vote the fans date who won the overall most votes in that state will be give a rounded-up total of electorial votes while those who did not gain the most electorial votes will be given a rounded down total of electorial votes. Examples if one canadatenin California receives 60% of the popular vote while the other receives 40% the total would be the majority popular vote winner gets 32.4 electorial votes and the minority winner of popular vote total would get 21.6 of the electorial votes; after rounding up for the majority popular vote winner and rounding down for the minority popular vote winner, the majority popular vote winner would get 33 of the 54 electoral votes while the minority popular vote winner would get 21 electoral votes out of the 54. Just like with the US senate ensuring each state gets an equal say while the house shows a recognition that some states have much large populations ensuring the electoral college reducing the feeling that only a couple of states actually determine elections by making the biggest states (many times they are not swing states) no long winner takes a
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