> "People often claim that the Electoral College protects small states, but the evidence is that it just penalizes people for not living in a swing state," said Professor McLaren
IMO it's a design-problem that the small-pop states also exert disproportionate power on the decision of how big all other states may be, meaning their can use their privilege to monopolize their privilege.
I don't think any of the people involved thought the original join-up bribe for smaller states would or should still be around for ~250 years.
> "People often claim that the Electoral College protects small states, but the evidence is that it just penalizes people for not living in a swing state," said Professor McLaren
IMO it's a design-problem that the small-pop states also exert disproportionate power on the decision of how big all other states may be, meaning their can use their privilege to monopolize their privilege.
I don't think any of the people involved thought the original join-up bribe for smaller states would or should still be around for ~250 years.