There are already a few states already allocating electoral college delegates to votes from individual Congressional districts, and if memory serves those are Nebraska and New Hampshire or Maine.
That change could be made at the state level without a Constitutional amendment, and would put in play many rural counties in states like New York, Illinois and California.
If only Al had borrowed John Kerry’s lucky hat he may have won.
That change could be made at the state level without a Constitutional amendment, and would put in play many rural counties in states like New York, Illinois and California.
ME and NE do this. Perfectly constitutional since the award of the electoral votes is determined by the people within state boundaries.
Unlike the National Popular Vote law [which some states have enacted] that awards the electoral votes based on the votes of people OUTSIDE of state boundaries.
Th NPV laws [which are not yet in effect] are quite likely unconstitutional.