Maybe. But is the honest solution to just shove that shit under the rug and pretend it isn't there?
Sunlight is the best disinfectant

No the solution is to not give the government enough power that it matters.

Oh I'd want that as well

It's too late for that though.

But to the extend that abusable power is necessarily within the purview of government, I'd like one that is a little more representative at the very least

I am of the perception that gerrymandering would be a thing of the past if the US joined 10 electoral districts into 1 large district with ten seats.

I'll worry about more representative government when we get our 4th and 5th amendment rights back.

I'm not seeing how you keep regional representation intact, @4AM_critter 🐉

@Dennafen bring back 2A proper while you're at it

I'm okay with that too.

Once you give the federal government power it's almost impossible to have them release it.

I assume a region that would elect 1 seat would still manage to elect that seat. but they get help from other regions.

I just think about California, where all those red areas are outnumbered by like 1 city

that 1 city would no longer be able to rule over those red areas, since i think 4Am is suggesting more seats than before

to allow more parties to get some power

Right and how do you determine who gets those seats? Bulk votes, no?

If we went by vote by county Trump's landslide would have been insane

Senators shouldn't be voted on.

That'd be nice.

uhhhh

why?

They're not representatives of the people.

They're representatives of the state.

They're supposed to be reps of the states interests not the states.

Kind of like the EU.

By county CA went Trump, by county CT went Trump, by county NY went Trump

i don't know about that

What are the interests of the state?

they are not strictly representatives of the state, they are representatives of the people in that state, but balanced against population.

where as the house is a balance against the minority

The interests of the states vs the interests of the people as a whole.

Pick a state then

Michigan.

Denial? Thats a state right?

lol

Ok, isnt on of michigan's goals to continue to grow their population by attracting people from other states and responding to the needs of their own residents?

I had to read up a bit. Imagine if each state have the current number of rep as today, but each state was one electoral super district. Example given; everyone in Alabama could vote for everyone there and the 7 candidates with the most votes go to Congress.
<https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alabama%27s_congressional_districts>

@4AM_critter 🐉 who wins what seats?

Sure, but does that mean that what the reps from detriot want are in the best interests of the state?

They want what are best for their area

Yes, their area, not the state.