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Poes Law. Joel Send a noteboard - 16/12/2012 01:42:55 PM
It was left to the states to decide how electors are chosen. The states have since decided to hold popular elections to choose a slate of electors. Tomorrow Massachusettes may decide to do it by Rock-Paper-Scissors. It is completely up to the individual states.

The currently used method is completely Constitutional. Eliminating the electoral college is not.

Note the :P at the end of my comment. Though if we want to be technical about it, eliminating the electoral college is wholly constitutional via Article V.
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Poes Law. - 16/12/2012 01:42:55 PM 764 Views
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actually..... - 12/12/2012 08:32:58 PM 835 Views
Re: actually..... - 12/12/2012 09:39:01 PM 799 Views
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