Has the electoral college grown more disproportional? An analysis of election results, 1876–2020

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Study: The Electoral College hasn't become more imbalanced in favor of one party, but its influence is more pronounced when elections are close, as they are today. https://t.co/pFoYnAoKRn https://t.co/5b8fuFAVbf

A study on the Electoral College by Belgian and a U. of Iowa researchers. "it does not specifically benefit one political party. Measured at the level of the states, there is no substantial increase in bias with regard to geographic representation." …

RT @dieter_stiers: Has the Electoral College grown more disproportional, and does it benefit one party over the other? Our analysis of U.S.…

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