The United States Electoral College is the mechanism established by the United States Constitution for the indirect election of the President of the United States and Vice President of the United States. Citizens of the United States vote in each state at a general election to choose a slate of “electors” pledged to vote for a party’s candidate. The Twelfth Amendment requires each elector to cast one vote for president and another vote for vice president. During the 2019 Democratic Presidential Primary 15 candidates, including Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg and Elisabeth Warren, called for the abolition of the electoral college.
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@9D6DSKC2yrs2Y
No, but reform the system to include a ranked system
@92MQZLQ3yrs3Y
I don't have much opinion on this
@8XTL3C53yrs3Y
No, but the people should be more inclined to vote for the candidate rather than the party.
@8V2GZS24yrs4Y
I think they should go by what they say the people who vote really do have no say in what happens.
@8S5JKWJ4yrs4Y
@8QMBDS54yrs4Y
Electoral college should be forced to vote how their states vote.
@8NX4RBMRepublican5yrs5Y
I would need more research on this topic.
@8NTRJ9X5yrs5Y
@8JT7WN25yrs5Y
No, but include the ranked voting system to allow third parties a chance during the election process
@8JSW4LW5yrs5Y
No, but implement a ranked-voting system
@8L4WXVG5yrs5Y
Let the popular votes determine who should be President
@8NRHZRF5yrs5Y
There may need to be more rules i think. Our public vote matters, but i don't feel like it matter enough.
@9FB2QTS2yrs2Y
what is collage? is that the leader of the Eat More Cake Filled M&Ms act?
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