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@9LSHKPV from Oklahoma answered…6hrs6H

Should the electoral college be abolished?

I believe that any person who is a natural-born citizen with good morals, is mentally stable, and has a good head on his…

@9LSBV22 from Missouri answered…8hrs8H

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, because the public isn't great at make decisions and the Electoral College helps keeps us in check.

@9LS3V6W from California answered…12hrs12H

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, and anyone who suggests that it should be because their preferred candidate lost the most recent election is not rea…

@9LRGH4N from Idaho answered…1 day1D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

The electoral college prevents true change to our country because of the winner-take-all system. Delegate votes should b…

@ronnyroberge from Maine answered…1 day1D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, but there should be a "superdelegate" system and more oversight from national political leaders to prevent demagogue…

@9LQQBT9 from Wisconsin answered…2 days2D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, but I do think that the Electoral College should be fair to where the popular vote usually wins. Needs to be better…

@9LQCQR6 from Tennessee answered…2 days2D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

No, but state leaders should not be able to gerrymander to diluted certain parties in their states to keep them in power…

@9LPQ479from Guam answered…3 days3D

Should the electoral college be abolished?

Yes, and switch to a Socialist Direct Democracy similar to Neozapatismo and Democratic Confederalism.

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