Social Sciences
4 years ago

Abolishing Electoral College Could Lead to Future Election Crisis: Study

SSRN Electronic Journal
The Small Margins Problem: How Abolishing the Electoral College Could Create a Future Election Crisis
Anthony J. Gaughan

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The article discusses how getting rid of the Electoral College could lead to problems in determining a national popular vote winner in a close election. States with slow vote-counting processes could delay the final vote total, causing uncertainty and potential crisis. Uniform standards for tabulating votes are needed before switching to a nationwide popular vote system.