Reassessing the Electoral College: Equity and Reform

This chapter explores the inequities of the Electoral College, particularly highlighting the disparities between voters in Wyoming and California. The discussion covers potential reforms to achieve better representation while considering the needs of rural states, alongside historical insights into the voting processes from the 18th century. It addresses the complexities of electoral processes, the implications of the National Popular Vote Compact, and the urgency in aligning electoral college results with popular votes for an improved democratic system.