American Democracy in Turmoil
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•Nebraska may change its electoral system at the last second to help Trump win | Stephen Marche
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Nebraska has a split electoral college vote, and for the past few elections the city of Omaha has reliably voted Democrat .
The other four electoral districts vote solidly Republican .
As it stands, the most direct path to a Kamala Harris victory is by way of Wisconsin , Michigan and Pennsylvania .
With those three states, she would receive exactly 270 electoral college seats, the number she needs to win.
The electoral college was the product of an 18th-century agrarian society whose Capitol sat a hundred miles from virgin forest.
The founders built their system to avoid exactly the kind of situation that the erasure of Omaha , Nebraska , would represent: the possibility of democracy in bad faith and by name only.
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