No this is protected by U.S. Constitution to make sure every citizens have a voice in their government.

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@9CJ6CB6 from Virginia commented…4mos4MO

The Electoral College isn’t what gives the citizens their voice, that’s the popular vote. If a president wins the electoral college, but gets a minority of voters, they still win. I’d suggest we destroy the electoral college (considered one of the worst voting systems across the globe) and switch to the #1 highest revered: the Ranked Voting System.

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