On November 7, the Eighth Circuit refused to rehear Abdurrahman v Dayton, 16-4551. The rehearing request had been pending for two months. This is the case filed by a 2016 Democratic presidential elector from Minnesota who had refused to vote for Hillary Clinton. The state had then replaced him as a presidential elector. The Eighth Circuit original decision had said that the case is moot.
Ballot Access News
Edited By Richard Winger
Presidential electors should be allocated proportionally in each state. 10% of the vote would be enough to get an EV in MN.
Or else PR-EV. States with 3-5 EV would be considered one electoral district. From 6-55, a state would be divided into multimember districts.
Minnesota could allocate its 10 EV by having two 4-member districts and the 2 at large EV allocated according to results from the multimember districts.
Abolish the timebomb electoral college —
1/2 or less votes x gerrymander areas having 1/2+1 E.C. votes = 1/4 or less CONTROL — since 1832.
750,000 DEAD in 1861-1865 due to the minority rule gerrymander election of A. Lincoln in 1860.
Every Prez election is a CRISIS/WAR event.
Too many math MORONS in the USA to count
— esp. in the MORON media and the worse MORON Univ polisci depts.
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Uniform definition of Elector-Voter in ALL of the USA
PR and NONPARTISAN AppV — pending Condorcet