Democratism

Tomorrow is Election Day, and once again the Electoral College threatens to defeat the will of the people. It’s time for a change.

If the candidate who loses the popular vote becomes president, it won’t be a rare occurrence. It’s happened five times, including twice in the last 25 years.

The best-regarded forecasts suggest it may be about to happen again—that there is between a 1 in 3 and a 1 in 6 chance that Trump will win the Electoral College despite losing the popular vote (and a less than 1 in 100 chance of that happening to Harris). That’s not democracy, and we shouldn’t stand for it.

Democratism has a solution: the Democracy Decree. It starts with local advocacy in local and state legislatures and leads to a vote of the American people to end the Electoral College—and also create fair representation in Congress.

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Democracy demands that the candidate who wins the popular vote win the election. But this is not how it works in the United States of America. The Electoral College allows the loser of the popular vote to become president, and doesn't even give an equal chance to both candidates to win without winning the popular vote. It gives a powerful, unfair advantage to one candidate over the other.
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