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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (127552)11/8/2000 2:32:48 AM
From: david_langston  Respond to of 1570649
 
Jim,

It will probably survive this close call through inertia.



To: Jim McMannis who wrote (127552)11/8/2000 2:32:58 AM
From: ptanner  Respond to of 1570649
 
Jim, Re: "Made for a great night but i wonder if the electoral college will now get the axe..."

I doubt there would be any change - the present system increases the relative power of small states (like the senate). Perhaps a modification to apportion electoral votes based on popular vote within each state? Since the markets are going decimal, why not this?

-PT


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