Electoral College Reform: Calls for Change Intensify Ahead of 2024 Election
Critics argue that the system undermines democratic principles and overrepresents smaller states, prompting debates on potential reforms.
- The Electoral College has faced criticism for allowing candidates to win the presidency without the popular vote.
- Small margins in swing states have determined recent elections, raising questions about the system's fairness.
- Proposed reforms include proportional allocation of electoral votes and abolishing the Electoral College entirely.
- The current system gives disproportionate influence to less populous states, skewing representation.
- Reform advocates highlight the need for a system that better reflects the popular vote while protecting political minorities.