Electoral College Vs Popular Vote

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Electoral College and Popular Vote are opposing ideas, but Electoral College stands stronger over popular vote. The college gives smaller states a bigger voice in an election. It prevents most chaos from states switching to a side they don’t support. Also, it is based on all state needs not just specific states with more population. The Electoral College has been around since the constitution was ratified and has been how we run are elections since then and has worked efficiently and Popular Vote messes up what are founding fathers created for are benefit. The Electoral College prevents only big states from only being fought over in elections, it gives a voice to small states to get their needs out there, and prevents chaos of states switching sides. …show more content…
It gives the smaller states a say in the matter with them not having as much population. As said from U.S representative Gene Green "Every citizen's vote should count in America, not just the votes of partisan insiders in the Electoral College" this states that every person's vote should count. But it would come mostly from high population state. The Electoral college gives minimum of 3 representatives this means that any state without a multitude of people can get a vote in the presidential election. As said from Mark levin an American lawyer "You can't just basically leave it up to six, eight, ten states and three or four regions to select the president" which states that states that have a mass population don’t just run the