Nothing makes me more at all......1 vote, 1 person. so, we put the future of the nation in the hands of less people, because they choose to live spread out. Does that even make sense, when you just think about it? How far would you go? If 90% of us live in urban areas, should rural areas still get more votes than us? Where is the line? And, I've been saying this for years and years. this has nothing to do with spilled milky whining. Let's look at the Slate argumet: 1. that's a terrible argument in 2016. With good voting machines, and open polling places, that argument is one of fear. It has nothing to do with right and wrong, but expediency. 2.No, he isn't "everyone's president". Turns out, that of those who voted, he isn't even all that close to a plurality when the vote counts are done, relatively speaking. this doesn't address at all the imbalance of votes per state / person counting more. 3. So, it is good that only 4-5 states actually decide the presidency most of the time? That seems very anti-democratic to me. 4. This is an interesting discussion. But it ignores that STATES should not matter. What should matter is one person, one vote. This is the ONE time that we vote across states. Why do the artificial lines on a map matter at all? I would argue that making a state matter should not be the issue, it should be about votes. 5. I don't even know what this means. MANY elections are decided by pluralities. Look, this is the ONE TIME we get to vote across state lines. I don't understand why 1 vote, 1 person, is wrong. I just don't. And no, I'm not talking about direct democracy, I'm talking about how we vote for the people that represent us. They still make the decisions.