Democrats Find — in Madison — an Ally in Abolishing the Electoral College
‘The person who gets the most votes should win,’ avers Senator Schatz of Hawaii.

Replacing the Electoral College with a national popular vote is high on the Democratic wish list. Their criticism of how America chooses its chief executive echoes objections by “the Father of the Constitution,” President Madison, in whom they find an ally.
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