[Jim Noble]

It’s unconstitutional. It’s negating the votes of voters who voted for the guy who won the state

There is nothing in the Federal constitution about "voting for President" or "winning a state".

The President is chosen by 538 voters, appointed by 50 State Legislatures (+3 by Congress), using whatever method seems wise to them.

[Dr. Sivana]

Article IV, Section 4:

“The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Governmen”

I would argue that any state that allows other states to determine its electors is not “Republican”. The same would go if the state chose or directed electors based on a Ouija Board, an AI model, or even the governor’s choice. The states have a wide berth in method of selection, but it still must be republican in orientation.

[ridesthemiles]

POPULATION OF NYC ALONE=== OVER 8,478,000

TOTAL STATE OF WYOMING=== 587,618

NYC BY ITSELF == 14 TIMES THE ENTIRE POPULATION OF WYOMING

THIS WILL LEAD TO ALL NATIONAL ELECTIONS BEING WON BY LARGE CITIES.

[xkaydet65]

But there is about denying voters their votes. If you clain the winner to be the person with the fewesr votes you have denied people their voting rights. Like it or not Presidents are not voted on by states. Electors are.