Some states have more electoral votes due to the population size but there voter turnout is much smaller in comparison because the number of votes in a specific state varies. For example the voter turnout in Ohio could be greater than the voter turnout in Missouri, even though Ohio has more electoral votes and counts more than the votes for Missouri. The electoral college also decreases the voter turnout because many people feel like their vote does not matter. For instance, many believe that voting for a Democrat in a Republican dominated state is useless and thus a large amount of people do not cast their …show more content…
This can lead to a delay for many months and it would not be efficient because there are millions of votes to be counted. The electoral college also allows the candidates to focus on all states, not just the big states which creates a national appeal not just a regional one. Thus, the winner can have the support of many states not just a small number of populated ones. This is helpful because it puts importance on all the states and showcases the idea that they all have a certain power in ultimately choosing the winning