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Your Views: US Electoral College still is relevant today
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In The Times on Sept. 26, 2011, Len Robbins’ column, “My biannual rant about the Electoral College,” asked the question, “Why should a person’s vote in Wyoming count more than mine?” Wallace Armstrong’s opinion of Feb. 6 seems to be the same song. Our forefathers designed a representative democracy called a republic, and Article I of the Constitution lays out how they wanted the legislative branch of government to be selected.