Mathematics & Representation
Carry the Two
Rethinking the Electoral College
This chapter investigates the historical roots and contemporary criticisms of the Electoral College, focusing on the influence of Southern states and the implications of the three-fifths compromise. It examines voter power discrepancies across states, the fairness of the electing process, and potential reforms, including proportional allocation of electoral votes. The discussion also highlights the historical voting patterns of Black Americans and the challenges of ensuring equitable political representation in a modern democracy.
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