Professor Toto - ELECTION CRISIS --- Toto talks about a SOLUTION for elections in America
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In this political commentary, Professor Toto argues that the Electoral College protects presidential elections from being controlled exclusively by densely populated metropolitan areas. He believes a similar problem now exists within individual states during statewide elections. Using the Georgia Senate election and Atlanta’s population as his example, he contends that conservative voters across much of the state can be outnumbered by voters concentrated in a few urban counties. He therefore proposes a state electoral-college system for elections to the United States Senate. Under his proposal, counties would receive electoral delegates, and a candidate would need geographically distributed support to win a statewide federal office. He urges Republican state legislatures to pursue this reform. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or unmistakably identifiable Scripture reference.
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