IS IT TIME
FOR THE STATES TO TAKE A SERIOUS LOOK AT THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE?
January
27th, 2013 | Author: NSRF Administrator
The path to
reaching 270 electoral votes is very simple for Democrats. Republicans
can fix this by switching to “Winner
take all by Congressional district.” This
would in no way dismantle the Electoral College. This is not a call for direct
democracy. It’s totally Constitutional and is Federalism at its best. It ends
voter fraud, preserves the Electoral College, and empowers the states. Maine and Nebraska
already do this.
State
Legislatures have been given the power by Article Two, Section One of the
Constitution to award their electors in the manner in which they see fit. James
Madison said states should award their Electors in a way that derive the most
benefit for their states.
Romney won
the election everywhere but in the major cities. The fact is, the divide
between urban and rural America
has never been larger than it is right now. People in rural America have
different priorities, hopes, and criteria for what they are looking for in a
candidate. But urban America
is picking the president for them.
Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin
all have Republican Governors and control of the Legislature right now.
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