@SuperDicq so you actually don't understand it at all then :blobcatderpy:

> makes it so that a Wyoming vote is worth 4 times as much as a California vote.
> California: 52 seats
> Wyoming: 3 seats

:blobcatgoogly: math

> gerrymandering

the college has no opinion on how votes are apportioned

> winner take all

absolute falsity please have your brain serviced https://apnews.com/article/nebraska-maine-president-electoral-votes-district-omaha-90382054c29f546fd65a7e7cc5094801

> puts the entire election in the hands of a handful of swing-states

this is literally just because the demographics in those states stays relatively fixed. swing states are ones where high amounts of both parties tend to live and be politically active.

@lucy @kurimu