It is highly unlikely that we will ever see a direct election of our president, but we ought to at least think of the consequences of different proposals before we alter the process.
March 08, 2017 at 04:54 PM
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The 2017 Connecticut General Assembly’s Government Administration and Elections (GAE) Committee has before it several bills that would make two significant changes in the presidential Electoral College process. Both concepts would be major changes that merit serious and thoughtful consideration.
The first proposal would proportionately award Connecticut’s electoral college votes among the candidates in accordance with the percentage of votes they receive in the general election in the state.
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