Electoral College Focus Leaves Many Voters Overlooked
The U.S. Electoral College system sidelines voters outside key swing states, concentrating campaign attention and resources on a select few.
- The Electoral College system gives disproportionate influence to a few battleground states, sidelining many voters nationwide.
- Cities like Waukegan, Illinois, feel ignored by presidential campaigns due to their location in non-swing states.
- Presidential candidates have made over 200 campaign stops in swing states, while visits to reliably Democratic Illinois remain scarce.
- Residents of Waukegan express frustration over being overlooked, with some feeling disillusioned with the political process.
- The community in Waukegan, despite feeling neglected, continues to engage in grassroots efforts to address local issues.