Former President Bill Clinton Says Get Rid of the Electoral College

The transcript discusses the historical and current impact of the Electoral College, highlighting how it benefits certain states and affects voting rights. It questions the justification of the system today and explores potential changes, such as the introduction of more political parties and the need for a runoff election. The speaker reflects on past elections and considers the implications of removing the Electoral College.

What are the implications of the Electoral College on the voting power of southern states?

What considerations should be made when discussing voter accessibility?

How does the percentage of votes received by a candidate affect their legitimacy in an election?

Discuss the potential effects of eliminating the Electoral College on national elections.

What challenges might arise from having a multi-party system in elections?