Commentary On Elections-Part Sixty-Four

The choosing of Presidential electors should be based on a population model and not area-based model.

The POTUS after all is generally weak in domestic affairs as he heads the military and bureaucratic agencies. Therefore for cross-verification purposes, the POTUS should be chosen by population-mode since that officeholder does not serve the People but rather the State at the federal level.

The manner Presidential electors are chosen should be based on an population-based model. Cross-verification must be emphasized.

In this population-based model, each locality (city or county) in a federal congressional district is assigned electoral votes based on its population. If a locality belongs to two congressional districts, the locality which has the majority of its population in a specific congressional district will have two-thirds of its electoral votes allocated for that specific federal congressional district. The remaining electoral votes belonging to that locality will be allocated for the federal congressional district which has the minority of that locality's population.