Originally Posted by disgruntled

Because the electoral college bases the number of electoral votes each states gets on the total population of that state it is possible that in some states with a large population and a low voter turn out (ie California) that each person's vote is actually worth more then people in other states... So is there something wrong with my logic? or does something need to be changed with this 200 year old institution? Its possible that i have it all wrong, any explanation would be appreciated!