If you understand the science of gerrymandering you would know that the electoral college is synonymous with the science of gerrymandering.It goes something like this you rearrange the voting populous districts they live in by taking a democratic district ,attach this to a republic district of a lesser populous,Keeping in mind that when you gerry mander it does not have to be confined merely to containing the voting entity within a same state,Your determination of how many electoral votes within the. voting apparatus of the electoral college comes about due to the fact you have increased your number of votes , hence ,even those voters that vote democratically ,votes are attached to a republican district,hence their votes
have been nullified.Therefore,even though you have a vote that preliminarily leaned one way,they have been annexed to another state or district that has a different political orientation .How do you think a person loses the popular vote but still wins the presidency - also there are other factors to consider,like how many congressional districts you have they may corroborate and will work to get their candidate elected by forming a greater get out the vote apparatus and may increase their representation in the house.

Gerrymandering is the process, you dumb ass of influencing or rearranging people's position geographically so you may change the make up of a voting block to assume a greater number of votes that would be consistent with the order of desired political mandate.When I wrote the damned post I told your dumb ass to keep in mind that if you had a correct comprehension of what the term entails -a rearranging or infuencing of people to change their geographical location so as to achieve a desired political advantage such as assuming a plurality in votes that are consistent with the gerrymanderers political agenda. When I wrote the damn post I told you to keep in mind that you could go out side state and congressional boundaries or districts and are committing the act of gerrymander in it's profoundest since.it goes beyond merely annexing one district to another.The other aspect of the scenario is though mentioned scenario is rather far fetched, Even utilizing the basics of gerrymandering (annexing congressional districts)You can still affect the out come of a presidential election by altering a political districts agenda so that it is for a candidate it originally was not for,by either annexing it within another district with a opposing political agenda,so that's it constituencies votes have been nullified.
You get your electorial votes according to the number of senators,and according to how many congressional delegates you have,how many congressional representatives you have goes according to the population you have in your districts,once again you can change the population of a district by merely tampering with geographical boundaries,or influencing people to shift locations,there by having a profound effect on a presidential election.

Gerrymandering is the process, you dumb ass of influencing or rearranging people's position geographically so you may change the make up of a voting block to assume a greater number of votes that would be consistent with the order of desired political mandate.When I wrote the damned post I told your dumb ass to keep in mind that if you had a correct comprehension of what the term entails -a rearranging or infuencing of people to change their geographical location so as to achieve a desired political advantage such as assuming a plurality in votes that are consistent with the gerrymanderers political agenda. When I wrote the damn post I told you to keep in mind that you could go out side state and congressional boundaries or districts and are committing the act of gerrymander in it's profoundest since.it goes beyond merely annexing one district to another.The other aspect of the scenario is though mentioned scenario is rather far fetched, Even utilizing the basics of gerrymandering (annexing congressional districts)You can still affect the out come of a presidential election by altering a political districts agenda so that it is for a candidate it originally was not for,by either annexing it within another district with a opposing political agenda,so that's it constituencies votes have been nullified.
You get your electorial votes according to the number of senators,and according to how many congressional delegates you have,how many congressional representatives you have goes according to the population you have in your districts,once again you can change the population of a district by merely tampering with geographical boundaries,or influencing people to shift locations,there by having a profound effect on a presidential election.

This drivel would not be worth a reply, except it isn't often I see such hubris coupled with such monumental ignorance.
Gerrymandering, junior, cannot effect a presidential election because in 48 of the 50 states, all of the states electoral votes go to the presidential candidate who is the winner of the popular vote. 2 Senators, and the population, and the representatives. It does not matter which party the politicians belong to, only the total number. Democrat or Republican. You could have a state with a majority of Republican senators and representatives, but that state's votes would go to a Democrat candidate if that's who won the popular vote.
Did you build scale models when you were young? The last time I saw anyone exhibit your lack of comprehension was a gentleman who had sniffed WAY too much glue as a child.

This drivel would not be worth a reply, except it isn't often I see such hubris coupled with such monumental ignorance.
Gerrymandering, junior, cannot effect a presidential election because in 48 of the 50 states, all of the states electoral votes go to the presidential candidate who is the winner of the popular vote. 2 Senators, and the population, and the representatives. It does not matter which party the politicians belong to, only the total number. Democrat or Republican. You could have a state with a majority of Republican senators and representatives, but that state's votes would go to a Democrat candidate if that's who won the popular vote.
Did you build scale models when you were young? The last time I saw anyone exhibit your lack of comprehension was a gentleman who had sniffed WAY too much glue as a child.

Gerrymandering is the process, you dumb ass of influencing or rearranging people's position geographically so you may change the make up of a voting block to assume a greater number of votes that would be consistent with the order of desired political mandate.When I wrote the damned post I told your dumb ass to keep in mind that if you had a correct comprehension of what the term entails -a rearranging or infuencing of people to change their geographical location so as to achieve a desired political advantage such as assuming a plurality in votes that are consistent with the gerrymanderers political agenda. When I wrote the damn post I told you to keep in mind that you could go out side state and congressional boundaries or districts and are committing the act of gerrymander in it's profoundest since.it goes beyond merely annexing one district to another.The other aspect of the scenario is though mentioned scenario is rather far fetched, Even utilizing the basics of gerrymandering (annexing congressional districts)You can still affect the out come of a presidential election by altering a political districts agenda so that it is for a candidate it originally was not for,by either annexing it within another district with a opposing political agenda,so that's it constituencies votes have been nullified.
You get your electorial votes according to the number of senators,and according to how many congressional delegates you have,how many congressional representatives you have goes according to the population you have in your districts,once again you can change the population of a district by merely tampering with geographical boundaries,or influencing people to shift locations,there by having a profound effect on a presidential election.