5 3 8 Five-Thirty-Eight

In this thought-provoking examination, Joe Albanese critiques the Electoral College established in 1787, a system that may contradict the ideals of an equal democratic government. He explores the advantages and disadvantages of this electoral framework while addressing pressing questions about its impact on democracy and the overlooked principle of one person, one vote. By analyzing historical attempts to abolish the Electoral College, Albanese advocates for reforms that would ensure every vote is meaningful, aiming to foster a more equitable electoral process.