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According to the journalist, the electoral college system must be abolished for several reasons.

First, the electoral college creates inequalities due to the fact that not all votes have the same influence on the total votes. The author illustrates this with the example of Texas, whose votes had a huge influence on the total vote.

Then she emphasizes on Elizabeth Waren’s sentence saying that the person with the most votes should normally win. The electoral college is contrary to democracy, that’s why this model needs to be changed.

Moreover, the imbalance of this system is apparent with the fact that there can be a victory with only a very small part of the popular vote.

Then, with this system there is a greater chance that the results are more likely to be close enough for unelected judges to completely upset them.

In addition, if there is an equality, each delegation must vote again and even if they represent only a tiny part of the entire American population they could have a decisive role in the election of the next president, that is to say that there is no proportionality.

Finally, the fact that there is no electoral campaign in all states also shows the inequality of this system since some states are forgotten.

To conclude, it’s an interesting document because it shows all the advantages of the idea to abolish the electoral college so it’s a very very very very very very very very very very very very very nice article

And I think that : the fact that “she emphasizes on Elizabeth Waren’s sentence saying that the person with the most votes should normally win. The electoral college is contrary to democracy, that’s why this model needs to be changed.

Moreover, the imbalance of this system is apparent with the fact that there can be a victory with only a very small part of the popular vote.

Then, with this system there is a greater chance that the results are more likely to be close enough for unelected judges to completely upset them.

In addition, if there is an equality, each delegation must vote again and even if they represent only a tiny part of the entire American population they could have a decisive role in the election of the next president, that is to say that there is no proportionality.

Finally, the fact that there is no electoral campaign in all states also shows the inequality of this system since some states are forgotten” shows all this.

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