The Electoral College: The Best Way to Pick a President

The Electoral College: The Best Way to Pick a President

Most Americans would be at a loss to explain why the Electoral College is important, even as liberals rage against it. Here’s why. ...
Steve Byas

Most Americans would be at a loss to explain why the Electoral College is important, even as liberals rage against it. Here’s why.

Imagine that it is the year 2028. America has abolished the Electoral College, with the 28th Amendment to the Constitution. With only a few weeks left before the inauguration of the next president, the United States faces a serious crisis. The election has failed to produce a clear winner.

After three days of counting, the Republican candidate appeared to have edged the Democratic Party choice by a mere 4,123 votes nationally, out of 135 million votes.

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