The current electoral system in the United States, known as the Electoral College, has been a subject of debate and controversy for many years. Critics argue that it does not accurately represent the will of all voters. In five presidential elections (1824, 1876, 1888, 2000 and 2016), candidates have won the presidency without winning the popular vote. This petition seeks to change this system to one based on a national vote.

A national vote-based election would ensure that every citizen's vote carries equal weight regardless of where they live. It would eliminate situations where certain states have disproportionate influence over election outcomes due to their status as "swing states".

The principle of 'one person, one vote' is fundamental to democracy. A shift towards national vote-based elections would uphold this principle and ensure that every American's voice is heard equally in electing our leaders.

We urge lawmakers at all levels - local, state and federal - to consider implementing a national voting system for all future US elections. Your signature can help bring about this crucial change for fairer representation in our democracy. Please sign this petition today!