>>>Or - split electoral votes of all states up by percentage that each candidate got in that state?
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>>That would have the same effect as a national popular vote..
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>well - it would negate small differences - i.e. in Florida - they would each get 12.5 and that would be it.
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>>.certainly not what the framers intended.
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>maybe - but again I would say that they didn't intend 54 to 3 differnece between states electoral votes either.
Ken,
Actually, I'd think it's a
brilliant approach. It allows for all sizes and is equally fair to the smaller staes as well as the larger ones. In fact it's a direct mirror of the US Congress and that is hugely smart in that each state gets two senators and proportional representation as well.
Best,
DD
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