Does Your Vote Really Count?

Does Your Vote Really Count?

This method of allocating electoral votes means that, theoretically, a candidate could win a majority of the state’s electoral votes without winning the statewide vote. For example, in 2013, Pennsylvania Republicans proposed allocating the state’s electoral votes by congressional districts, which were gerrymandered to produce 13 Republican and five Democratic seats. Had this arrangement been implemented in 2012, then-President Obama could have received just eight of the state’s 20 electoral votes despite winning the statewide vote, a profoundly undemocratic outcome.

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