You dont even know how electors work.
what the **** is wrong with you?
Do you know how electors work? How the state's get the number of electors? Do you know what gives smaller, less populated States their advantage?
California has 55
Texas has 38
New York has 29
Florida has 29
The seven least populous states -
Alaska, Delaware, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming each have 3
So those seven combined have 21 - less than any single one of the top 4.
Describe the advantage that you see the smaller states having.
Electors are modeled after our Congress, both houses.
The States get 1 elector for every congressmen they have.... 1 elector, for each congressional district which represents all the people in each state.
Then, as an advantage for the smaller states, each state is given equally, regardless of population, 2 electors representing their 2 US Senators.
So a State with 30 million residents gets only 2 electors, and a State with only 750k people gets 2 electors.
This is where the smaller states are given more representation than they would have if it were based on population, and is their "advantage".
You also haven't addressed this comment under the idea that you don't know how electors (no matter the number) work.
Can you address this?
"their hopes were put in the electoral college following their conscience... "
yes, i can try to explain it...
They were praying for a miracle, where some electors chose to actually cast their votes, of conscience, and not been forced by the State to simply cast the vote in the 'winner takes all electors' manner, that their legislature chose.
(they were hoping, the electors would go against, their state's demand of winner takes all, to save the Nation from the chaos destined to come from him)
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see, if each elector allotted for every congressional district within the state, could cast their vote, for the presidential winner of the allotted elector's congressional voting district...
it would actually represent the 'people's vote'
instead of the States forcing electors of congressional districts whose majority did not vote for a candidate, to cast their vote for only the winner of the overall State and NOT the district they represent...
then it would be as our Founder's created. But the States ammended their rules, and changed it to where each elector no longer represent all the people within the voting district they represented, but only the overall winner of the state gets all the electors of the entire state...
it would be closer to what we the people actually voted for...
then the electors, the 2 given each state to represent their US Senators.... those 2, would go towards the overall winner of the State... the advantage for the smaller states as mentioned earlier that helps them have more power than their population allows...
my state, and one other state, never changed their rules to ''winner takes all electors'' and does it as I clumsily tried to explain above...
their electors reflect how the citizens actually cast their votes, and the winner of my state, got the votes of the two senator representing electors because that is who won the overall state vote for president...
we only have enough population to have two congressional districts in my small state...
Distrct 1 voted for Clinton in the majority
Dstrict 2, voted for Trump in the majority
Clinton got 1 elector for winning that district 1,
but Trump got 1 elector for winning his district2
And the 2 electors that represent the Senators and the overall state, went to Clinton because she won the overall vote in my state..
Under a winner take all system as the other states, President Trump would have gotten ZERO electors from my state, even though he nearly got half of the voters in my state, vote.