The Case for Proportional Allocation of Presidential Electors.

The article explores the concept of proportional allocation of electors in presidential elections, offering a mathematical approach to distribute electors based on popular vote percentages. It discusses the potential benefits of this system, such as fairness, transparency, and increased voter engagement, while considering its impact on diverse groups and the political landscape. By analyzing past elections, the text demonstrates how proportional allocation could have influenced outcomes and highlights instances of unexpected elector behavior. The conclusion stresses the importance of structural electoral reforms for a more representative and inclusive political process. [Extracted from the article]