One of those types of states are something called swing states. Swing states are the states that change between voting Democratic and Republican during every election year. An example of these swing states are shown on the map that highlights states such as Colorado, Wisconsin, Ohio, Virginia, and Florida. So, what are the negative effects that the Electoral College has on these swing states? Take the idea that the members of The Electoral College in one of these 5 swing states are either Strongly liberal or strongly conservative. The people of these states are neither due to the idea that the popular vote swings between Democratic and Republican ideals. The idea that The Electoral College in these states could be possibly voting for the same party every year makes the idea of a swing state pointless in a presidential
One of those types of states are something called swing states. Swing states are the states that change between voting Democratic and Republican during every election year. An example of these swing states are shown on the map that highlights states such as Colorado, Wisconsin, Ohio, Virginia, and Florida. So, what are the negative effects that the Electoral College has on these swing states? Take the idea that the members of The Electoral College in one of these 5 swing states are either Strongly liberal or strongly conservative. The people of these states are neither due to the idea that the popular vote swings between Democratic and Republican ideals. The idea that The Electoral College in these states could be possibly voting for the same party every year makes the idea of a swing state pointless in a presidential