Should the united states do away with the electoral college? would
providing a more direct influence for citizens improve presidential
elections? or does the system work fine? or should electoral college votes
be split within states, as they are in nebraska and maine? if students want to
do away with the electoral college, what system do they want in its place? a
one-person-one-vote systemawould such a system make candidates ignore
small states?

Bush won the presidential discretionary school without the well-known vote (pg. 403)" although this is tragic, it is exceptionally improbable to happen it has just happened three times up until this point. I, for one, think the framework works fine. If understudies did consistently with the structure, I accept they would utilize the one individual one vote strategy

Since the Civil War, all states have picked presidential balloters by prominent vote. Maine and Nebraska utilize the congressional area strategy, choosing one voter inside each congressional region by well-known vote and choosing the staying two balloters by a statewide prevalent vote.

answer to ur question is college b

the answer to your question is,

d. when a child was born.

-mabel < 3