I thing that the more pressing issue is what to do about the big, RAT-run cities in EVERY STATE! And the states with one or two major cities, and a relatively small rural population are going to be the first to flip from Red to Blue. Take Nevada as an example. Total population, 4 million, population of Clark County (Las Vegas) 2.5 million. Guess who’s running the show there?
Why is Illinois a RAT $hit hole? Answer: Cook County (Chicago) has enough votes to run the state. Even Texas is in the process of turning Blue, thanks to it’s 3 or 4 big cities, coupled with it’s Mexican invasion. Name me a major city in this country that’s run by Republicans?
That's why I beat the drum for Electoral College votes awarded by Congressional District. That way, no matter how large a vote the city turns in, it will only skew the votes for that district, not the entire state. At least the rural areas will still have a voice.
I'd like to see voting broken down the same way by County, as the Universal Background Check vote in Nevada a few years ago showed: 