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The Electoral College was also rooted in racism and gave rural states disproportionate power, said Aaron Scherb, senior director of legislative affairs at Common Cause, a grassroots organization ...

Because of the Electoral College, a candidate for president has always had to appeal to a broadly based coalition of states, regions, interests and voters.

The Electoral College is a process through which the United States elects its president, involving 538 electors. To secure victory, a presidential candidate must obtain at least 270 electoral votes.

But critics call the Electoral College an indirect process that’s undemocratic and rooted in racism. It’s also the reason we have swing states. How does the Electoral College work?