Pros- The electoral College allows each states vote to count, instead of focusing only on states with larger populations. …show more content…
“Under our admittedly complex and convoluted system, a single vote for president in the state of Wyoming, for instance, counts for more than a single vote in California. Tiny Wyoming has an inflated number of electoral votes -- three-- because every state is awarded a minimum of three. California, with a population of over fofty times as large as Wyoming, has only a little more than eight times as many electoral votes. This means that a vote in Wyoming counts about three times more than a vote in California” (Bates,