@Builder,
Builder wrote:
Quote:And what reason is that?
To ensure that there's an equal representation in government, from all walks of life.
This is really true. Whether the EC serves or thwarts our personal interest during a single election is such a non-point when we consider why it exists, and what the results would be if it were abolished. The US is a vast piece of land with some geographically-driven lifestyle/economic needs that affect the country at large - & candidates are only answerable about these vital issues --& possibly only become informed about these issues in these various American regions because of the EC.
I think, due to a collapse of statesmanship and an increase in globalization, dead cities and swaths of country would pockmark the US like a third world country if candidates weren't legally bound to face each state.