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The New DU. Reply #1: 1 wyoming vote counts the same as 66 california votes
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daveskilt
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Thu Mar-02-06 06:45 PM
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| 1. 1 wyoming vote counts the same as 66 california votes |
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for president anyway. Because of the 2 senators per state and minimum of one congressman - wyoming gets 3 electoral votes. This means that the population per electoral vote in wyoming is 1/66 of the population per electoral vote in California.
Under a popular vote system a californian counts the same as a sheep shagger from wyoming.
Im all for it! the popular voting - not the sheep shagging. even though I am scottish.
Why do scotsmen wear kilts?
the sheep can hear a zipper a mile away.
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