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Doesnt' answer the question.
Care to try again?
There is no question that the electoral vote is the technical deciding factor. The fact that only 2 presidents since the 1800s won the electoral college, but not the popular vote, proves it is just a glitch.
and you're fine and dandy with the possibility of 14-16 states determining the presidency?
Because that is all it would take for the popular vote alone.
Only 2 of the last 22 presidents won the election without winning the popular vote. Those two presidents were also the least qualified, and had close to the lowest IQs of all the presidents.
But they did win the Electoral?
Right?
it was the decision of the majority of states to put them in the WH?
You're obviously one of those that would prefer 14-16 states decide the presidency, based on population.
With the electoral college, a vote in Wyoming is worth almost 4 times what a vote in California is. Whining because some states have a larger population, doesn't make it right to give the lower population states more voting power.
Got to laugh every time I see that excuse.
how many EV does Ca have, (55),how many does Wy (3), have?
(18-1 advantage)
If it were I EV, or even 2, per state, you might have a point.
it isn't, you don't.