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TopicPageNational Popular Vote Interstate Compact
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SourcePageThe Denver Post
DateDateApril 9, 2007
URLURLhttp://www.denverpost.com/opinionheadlines/ci_5628615
QuoteText"Under the current, winner-take-all system, each state's electoral votes go to the candidate who prevails in that state's popular vote. Since even the smallest states get at least three electoral votes, smaller states have a disproportionately large voice. For instance, an electoral vote in Wyoming represents 164,594 people, but in California, it covers 615,848 people."
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Electoral College is outdated by The Denver Post editorial board (The Denver Post, April 9, 2007) (view)