The year 2024 may seem far away, but the future of our democracy is already being discussed. It all started with a groundbreaking proposal from six states that could potentially reshape the way we vote. With the increasing debate around election security and fairness, these states are taking a bold step towards creating a more efficient and transparent electoral process.
The proposal, which has gained significant traction in recent weeks, suggests a change in the current winner-takes-all system to a district-based allocation of electoral votes. This means that instead of the traditional "all or nothing" approach, each state would allocate its electoral votes based on the results in individual congressional districts. This idea has sparked intense discussions among politicians, experts, and citizens alike.
Just 6% of voters in just six states will likely decide this year's election.
Every American deserves an equal voice and equal say in our democracy, no matter where they live.
This is why we need the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact. https://t.co/8n3UXQPTr6 pic.twitter.com/VS60O8Vl7J
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While some argue that this proposal could bring more accuracy and representation to the electoral process, others are concerned about the potential implications it could have on the overall election results. Proponents of the change argue that this system would better reflect the will of the people, as it would take into account the diverse political views within each state. However, critics are worried that this could lead to a disproportionate distribution of electoral votes and potentially favor one party over the other.
So, what are the chances of this proposal actually becoming a reality? Well, it may be too early to tell, but the support for this idea is steadily growing. In fact, several prominent politicians have already expressed their support for this change, including Senator Elizabeth Warren and former presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg. This could be a sign that a shift in the electoral system is not too far-fetched of an idea.
LEFT: Maxine Waters says she wants the DOJ to investigate Trump supporters for potential violence if he loses the election in 2024.
RIGHT: Hillary Clinton supporters go on violent rampage in Washington DC because she lost the election in 2016. pic.twitter.com/6OhWudtQ7x
— Western Lensman (@WesternLensman) May 6, 2024
Of course, there are still many challenges and obstacles that would need to be addressed before this proposal could be implemented. For instance, redistricting would need to be taken into account, as well as the potential impact on smaller states with only a few congressional districts. Additionally, it is important to consider the potential legal challenges that could arise from this change.
The possibility of a district-based allocation of electoral votes has also sparked discussions about the need for a broader reform of the entire election system. Some experts argue that it is time to reevaluate the electoral college as a whole and consider alternative options that could better represent the will of the people. This proposal could serve as a starting point for a larger conversation about the future of our democracy.
Despite the various opinions and challenges surrounding this proposal, one thing is for sure – it has opened the door for a much-needed dialogue about our electoral process. Whether or not this idea gains enough support to become a reality in 2024, it has shed light on the need for continuous improvement and adaptation in our democratic system. As we move towards the future, it is crucial that we carefully consider all potential changes and their impact on our democracy.
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The voice of the few will be silenced by the many. This is why the electoral college was set up, so the voice of the few could also be heard. In a Republic, the voices of all are heard. In a democracy only the majority is heard. As far as I can remember, we still live in a Republic nation. I’m one voice, it will be a sad day for my country when one voice can no longer be heard.
If the democrats are for it, that means that it isn’t the right thing to do!
If Warren (liar) & Buttigeg (sp) a pick squeak are for this, I am against.
I’m with you Emma…we are a Republic, not a Democracy, because our founders knew a Republicans is a better form of government and better than a democracy. Democracy leads to a tyranny of the majority
I’m with you Emma…we are a Republic, not a Democracy, because our founders knew a Republic is a better form of government and better than a democracy. Democracy leads to a tyranny of the majority
This is another way to “Election Interference” when you have a Joe Biden Regime busing illegals into the nation to stack the votes for an election such as 2024. I agree with Emma that we are a Republic, so that all of the voices are heard.
We saw what happened last elcetion when ballots were dumped, shipped to warehouses.
Election intereference by Mark Zuckerberg, Millions of dollars to sway the 2020 Election results, George Soros, Foreign programmed Electric Voting Machines, and funding corruption, Debbie Wasserman Schwartz, early AM appearance at a USPO to look for ballots, Illhan Omar paying for voters to vote many times as recorded on tape. Many, many incidences of a fradulent election in 2020. The voice and will of the American People have been disturbingly silenced and censored for far to long, and the current Justice System, Chris Wray Director of FBI, Merrick Garland DOJ, and the CIA Operanda, Judges, and Prosecutors have weaponized the Legal System to fit their Globalist Agenda Ties moving forward to a NWO, OWO, WEF Globalist Agenda to takeover the USA. My question, Will we ever have a fair election in the United States of America, again? And again I say, “What is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? or what shall a man give in exchange for his own soul?” Matthew 16:26 The Founding Fathers wrote the United States Constitution for the governance to be subject to “We the People”. Is this why the existing government wants to shred the greatest document for governance of a nation ever written, to destroy the rights, the voice, and will of “We the People”? When the wicked rule the people mourn, when the righteous rule the people rejoice. We must Restore this nation back to the Founation Principles of our Founding Fathers, the return to the Rule of Law and Order, Protecting Our US Constitutional Amendment Rights, and standing under our Banner of “One Nation Under GOD’ and liting up our motto, “In GOD We Trust” Our National Sovereignty is threatened every day by an Invasion of unknown terrorists, drug cartels, human traffickers, our borders must be secured. Our votes must not be compromised, deleted, thrown away, or convoluted by scheme of conspiracy to steal another election. Peacefully, Prayerfully, United with GOD, Elohim, We the People must take our nation back, so that all may live peacefully and safe inside this nation.
AMEN
I am with Emma. Except the state should return to the original plan in the constitution. Each state should allocate their electoral college votes in a divided fashion percentage to each as representative district (not gerrymandered districts).