POTUS is chosen by the people through the states. This way each region of our large nation has a voice. We cannot allow California and New York to run the nation. They are already fucked up enough.Your vote in Ohio went towards the national popular vote. It was counted
With an Electoral Vote, anyone in Ohio who voted for Hillary had their vote registered for Trump
That is disenfranchised
That's the way winner takes all works. The voters have their electoral votes go to the winner of that state.
Our vote did not count if we voted differently than the rest of the country. That's as ridiculous of a claim that anybody could ever make. Hillary won the popular vote with the excess in California. That would mean California last election would have chosen where our elector votes went. That is disenfranchisement because they chose our winner, not the citizens of our state.
Nope, it doesn't mean that at all. What you're leaving out of the equation, probably intentionally, is that if we ran such a system EVERYTHING changes in the vote totals. Literally millions of people vote who didn't bother to before, because suddenly their vote is going to matter ---- EVEN IF THEY LIVE IN A SO-CALLED "RED" OR "BLUE" STATE. But you choose to ignore that and pretend that the vote of California (or anywhere else) would be exactly the same as it was under a totally different system. And that's just dishonest.
Totally irrelevant. So what if we did have the same results? It would mean the same thing: another state chose our winner instead of us.
You don't seem to follow the idea. NO, "another state" would not choose the winner, the COUNTRY would choose the winner. Collectively.
And now there would be a nationwide winner takes allYour vote in Ohio went towards the national popular vote. It was counted
With an Electoral Vote, anyone in Ohio who voted for Hillary had their vote registered for Trump
That is disenfranchised
That's the way winner takes all works. The voters have their electoral votes go to the winner of that state.
Our vote did not count if we voted differently than the rest of the country. That's as ridiculous of a claim that anybody could ever make. Hillary won the popular vote with the excess in California. That would mean California last election would have chosen where our elector votes went. That is disenfranchisement because they chose our winner, not the citizens of our state.
There are a lot more votes to be won than California
Yes there would be which is unconstitutional. You need an amendment for winner take all, not some small group of losers who can't win by the rules any longer.
AGAIN ---- nothing "unconstitutional" about " in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct". That specifically states that literally anything is Constitutional. It is unqualified, unlimited and wide open.
New York IS where Rump came from, granted. But you can't blame the whole state for that.