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electoral law

laws governing elections

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The Tyranny of the Majority View finds minority voices in our responses and displays them as clusters. Size of each point relative to the number of votes. Coloring based on vote on comment opinion: the electoral college system is undemocratic: The current electoral college system is inherently undemocratic. From a both-sides point of view, the vote of a Texan Democrat and a Californian Republican should have the same influence as anyone else's in a presidential election, regardless of their state's political leaning.

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The Tyranny of the Majority View finds minority voices in our responses and displays them as clusters. Size of each point relative to the number of votes.

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Coloring based on vote on comment opinion: the electoral college system is undemocratic: The current electoral college system is inherently undemocratic. From a both-sides point of view, the vote of a Texan Democrat and a Californian Republican should have the same influence as anyone else's in a presidential election, regardless of their state's political leaning.

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electoral law should prohibit government preventing or discouraging voting

The role of the government should include to always be searching for ways to increase voter registration and participation, and eliminate barriers to participation in the electoral system. Government at all levels should be prohibited to actively search for ways to prevent or discourage voting.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Balanced

Agreeable (86%-100%)

A:98% / P:0% / D:2%

86% (54)

Raw

Agreeable (86%-100%)

A:98% / P:0% / D:2%

86% (54)

Up Party

Agreeable (80%-100%)

A:97% / P:0% / D:3%

80% (36)

Down Party

Agreeable (73%-100%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

73% (18)

opinion: the electoral college system is undemocratic

The current electoral college system is inherently undemocratic. From a both-sides point of view, the vote of a Texan Democrat and a Californian Republican should have the same influence as anyone else's in a presidential election, regardless of their state's political leaning.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Balanced

Agreeable (77%-97%)

A:93% / P:7% / D:0%

80% (56)

Raw

Agreeable (80%-98%)

A:95% / P:5% / D:0%

82% (56)

Up Party

Agreeable (81%-99%)

A:97% / P:3% / D:0%

81% (39)

Down Party

Undecided (57%-96%)

A:88% / P:12% / D:0%

61% (17)

Comment

Steps should be taken to promote and allow alternatives to first-past-the-post voting, which entrenches the two-party system. Alternatives include ranked-choice voting or proportional representation.

--anonymous

Group

Agreeability (95% CI)

Agree / Pass / Disagree

Convergence (Total Votes)

Balanced

Undecided (36%-64%)

A:50% / P:43% / D:7%

72% (46)

Raw

Undecided (66%-92%)

A:85% / P:13% / D:2%

74% (46)

Up Party

Agreeable (85%-100%)

A:100% / P:0% / D:0%

85% (39)

Down Party

Undecided (5%-48%)

A:0% / P:86% / D:14%

58% (7)